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Backup & Disaster Recovery
Many organizations adopted the best practice of deploying one server with one operating system and one application to keep pace with every growing storage and processing demands.
Backup & Disaster Recovery
Despite the importance of backup and disaster recovery, it is not always in the top of mind for many organizations. Many business owners or even the persons in charge believe that a disaster is something that happens to other people, other organizations, but not them.
Some organizations treat backup and disaster recovery as only a protection measure against only computer virus, malware or ransomware attacks. If we give a second thought, we will realize that disasters come in all shapes and sizes - accidental deletes, application crashes, hardware malfunctions, or even malicious acts from insiders. The ramification can range from subtle to detrimental for the entire business.
Backup & Disaster Recovery
Key points to consider
To design a practical backup and disaster recovery strategy, business owners or IT in-charge shall consider the following:
What data needs to backup
Not all data carries the same weight, but every single byte in backup storage comes with a cost. By knowing and classifying what to backup, one can keep the budget reasonable.
RPO (Recovery Point Objective) - Maximum tolerable loss of data
RPO helps to measure how much time can occur between our last data backup and a disaster without causing severe damage to our business. It determines how often we need to perform data backups.
RTO (Recovery Time Objective) – Maximum downtime allowed
RTO helps to measure how long our business can survive following a disaster before operations restore to normal. It determines the disaster recovery solution to adopt to achieve the targeted time frame for recovery.
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Where to Store – Local, Offsite or Cloud
Storage location for backups determines the cost to pay. In the ideal situation, we recommend the 3-2-1 Backup Principle.
It means:
Keep three copies of data (1 primary & 2 backups)
Keep backups on two different types of storage media (E.g. tape, hard drive etc.)
Keep one backup copy offsite
Our Value
Over two decades of serving corporate clients, we have been deploying different backup and disaster recovery infrastructure – from physical servers to virtualization platforms. We work together with our clients to study their business objectives and choose the most suitable approach for their data security needs.We also work closely with various renowned principals such as Veritas (Backup Exec & NetBackup), Veeam, Zerto, Altaro, Acronis, Commvault and StorageCraft to give the best values for our customers.
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Our Location
No.18 (PLO 184),
Jalan Angkasa Mas 6,
Kawasan Perindustrian Tebrau II,
81100 Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia.
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