Denver Health by VMware, Inc.
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By pairing up the LeftHand SAN/iQ Multi-Site/Campus SAN with a VMware® ESX High Availability (HA) cluster, Denver Health was able to provide synchronous site replication between its two data centers, which were located...
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Corral Virtual Server Backup by Storage Magazine
the three different ways to back up a VMware server, and the pros and cons of each method. There are several ways to back up VMware servers depending on whether the servers are running VMware Server or VMware ESX Server. In this excerpt from his new book...
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Best Practices for Backup by Syncsort
are more and better tools to protect data than ever before, but how they're implemented and used in a storage environment can determine how effective they'll be. With ever growing data capacities, it's critical to plan appropriately, develop efficient...
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Tools to Test Your DR Plan by Storage Magazine
plan requires tools to ascertain if data was backed up properly. Proper testing may also require an application to constantly monitor the DR site's storage infrastructure--from the number of disks to the configuration of RAID arrays--to ensure it works and...
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How has server virtualization affected the backup window and backup capacity?
up the operating system, you're backing up applications, and you're backing up data. Then, there is the proliferation of virtual machines or VM sprawl. Once you get the infrastructure set up and in place, actually deploying the virtual machine is pretty simple. It's really just a matter of clicking a couple of...
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Are organizations using the same tools to back up virtual server environments that they have in the past?
hypervisor itself, which helps with the backup process. Other people are backing up with snapshot. There are lots of options, it's really just understanding what is best for your environment. Check out the entire Virtual server backup FAQ So, in a traditional approach, you've got client-side agents deployed, there's a...
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You touched on restores from forward referencing and backward referencing deduplication, but what about restores from inline or post-process deduplication?
A little caveat here is if your network and your clients can really keep up with some of the technologies that are out there today. Dedupe on the backend also needs to keep up with post-process. So if anyone has ever run a TSM environment, if you fall behind with your batch operations, say more than two days...
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