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Moving to Disk-based Backup? Seven Key Questions to Ask
IT departments of all sizes are grappling with the problem of how to backup increasing amounts of data. For many years, magnetic tape has been the easiest and most cost-effective medium to backup data, however dealing with tape is cumbersome and time consuming. And as the amount of data that organizations need to backup grows, so does the time it takes to backup that data with tape.
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| Manufacturer: | Exagrid |
Why Moving to Disk-Based Backup Makes Good Business Sense
For years, organizations have relied on tape as the primary method of backing up critical data. However, managing tape and restoring data from it can be extremely cumbersome, unreliable, time consuming and even costly. Since the cost of disk has fallen, many organizations are turning to disk for faster and more reliable backups and restores. Affordable disk-based backup products are arriving on the market at a time when data is rapidly and continuously growing, offering organizations of all sizes the opportunity to take advantage of a more cost-effective technology that helps to streamline IT operations.
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| Sector: | Technology |
Major Considerations in Moving to Disk-based Backups
Throughout the past 50 years of computing, magnetic tape has been the standard technology for protecting primary disk storage data. Traditionally, IT managers perform weekend full backups and daily incremental backups to recover from lost or corrupted data on their primary storage backup systems. Tapes of these backups are then sent to offsite storage facilities where they become an integral component of the site disaster recovery process.
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| Technology: | Storage |
| Sector: | Technology |
Disk-based Data Protection Options
This paper compares and contrasts the benefits of these new disk-based data protection options to allow you to select the best technology for each of the data types to be protected in your environment.
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| Sector: | Technology |
Data De-duplication Methodologies: Comparing ExaGrid’s Byte-level Data De-duplication To Block Level Data De-duplication
Though data de-duplication technologies have been around for years, there is a renewed focus on them recently as they are being utilized by products in the disk-based backup market. Data deduplication enables disk to be a feasible long-term retention backup media—making it the same or lower cost than tape-based systems.
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| Sector: | Media |
Disk-Based Backup with Data De-Duplication
The question of how to effectively back up data has been plaguing IT departments for years. To date, magnetic tape has been the medium of choice because it is inexpensive and easy to transport offsite for disaster recovery purposes. But tape is also difficult to manage, unreliable, not secure and cumbersome...
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| Sector: | Sport |
| Sector: | Transport |
CommVault Galaxy Backup & Recovery and ExaGrid
New business imperatives, along with the continuous growth in the volume of data that IT organizations have to manage are creating the need for a more intelligent data protection solution. Organizations today face a range of challenges...
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| Manufacturer: | Exagrid |
Five Key Considerations for Evaluating Disk-based Backup Solutions
Data growth is a fact of life for IT departments. As your business grows, so does the amount of data it generates, and the amount of storage capacity needed to properly retain the data cascades out of control. Organizations of all sizes face the dilemma of how to backup increasing amounts of data while reducing the hassles of traditional tape-based systems. Fortunately, the cost of SATA disk has fallen in recent years, making disk-based backup systems affordable for companies of all sizes. In addition to reducing or even eliminating reliance on tape, disk provides many advantages over tape, including faster and more reliable backups and restores.
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| Technology: | Storage |
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