Monday, December 25, 2017

What are the top object storage backup benefits?

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Issue Highlights:
What are the top object storage backup benefits?
Snapshot-based backup snaps back against cyberattacks
Flat backup technology changes rules and cost of backup
The flat backup, or backup-less backup, data protection option
What are some SAP HANA backup options and best practices?
What are the top object storage backup benefits?
While tape and disk backups have their own advantages, object storage for backup has them beat in a couple of areas. Object storage, for example, can scale easier.
Snapshot-based backup snaps back against cyberattacks
A flat backup approach could help your organization recover easier if it's hit by ransomware. There are snapshot-based options available from system and backup software providers.
Flat backup technology changes rules and cost of backup
Flat backup uses snapshots and replication to provide cost-efficient data protection and quick recovery. What do you need to know to make it work in your storage system?
The flat backup, or backup-less backup, data protection option
With snapshot-based backup techniques and copy data management, you can effectively recover lost or damaged data without relying on traditional backup software.
What are some SAP HANA backup options and best practices?
Having a strategy to back up SAP HANA is a must. It's important to decide exactly what you'll be backing up, along with which method best suits your organization.
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