
What is Offsite Backup vs Onsite Backup?
George Rouse
Offsite backups are a type of data protection that provides a copy of a business’ production system data, which is stored in a different location from where the original data is stored.
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George Rouse
Offsite backups are a type of data protection that provides a copy of a business’ production system data, which is stored in a different location from where the original data is stored.
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Ken Ringdahl
With rapid growth comes significant change and occasionally instability as well. Even for companies like Microsoft and Google who operate at hyper-scale, this accelerated growth can create issues.
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John Maxwell
When it comes to data security, backup solutions are of the utmost importance when ensuring data can be recovered, no matter how dire the situation.
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Bjorn Leenen
We are proud to announce the release of a new version of the Datto Windows Agent. DWA 3.0.3 is live and available on downloads.datto.com.
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David Weiss
As managed service providers (MSPs) support clients and their workloads, it’s helpful to review the differences in cloud resources costs and payment models when compared to on-premises infrastructure.
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John Maxwell
Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) has become part of the mainstream compute infrastructure for both small and large businesses. But when public cloud services fail, businesses can find themselves in a “disaster recovery” scenario just as they would if they had a disruption in their own datacenter.
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Dan Ciccone
There was a time when taking a backup and ensuring it existed in another physical location was considered best practice. But this is no longer the case. Rather than using on prem for backup, more managed service providers (MSPs) are looking to the cloud to save clients’ time. For those companies still doing a backup and sending it elsewhere, having a true cloud failover should be a consideration because having it gives access to data within 24 hours in the event of a system failure.
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John Maxwell
In this third and final installment of our series we look at how SaaS cloud-based solutions provide benefits of on-prem solutions but without the overhead.
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David Weiss
What do you need to better VMs when planning Azure backup? This checklist will help.
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