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hot backup (dynamic backup)

Hot data backups are the standard for most database backups, as users can stay online while they are performed. But the technology has risks, such as a performance impact.

Well-trained resilience and emergency response teams are a key element of maintaining business continuity and recovering your ...

Outsourcing IT resilience is more feasible than ever, thanks to a rise in cloud-based options. If you plan on outsourcing ...

Red Hat delayed a major OpenShift Container Storage update to work on simplifying Ceph storage and management; 4.2 update also ...

Don't let your storage network infrastructure get in the way of delivering NVMe-oF's low-latency benefits. See how these best ...

New Quantum F-Series model is aimed at media customers who need NVMe in a smaller footprint. F-1000 server scales to 77 TB of ...

What will the hyper-convergence market bring in 2020? Learn how 13 hyper-converged infrastructure vendors are addressing the ...

Hyper-convergence helps enterprises better provision applications at the network edge and more efficiently process enormous ...

Before selecting a composable architecture, compare the different platforms' processing power, latency rates, supported IOPS, ...

2020 bodes well for cloud adoption, according to AllCloud. On top of moving more workloads to cloud, customers may be eying IT ...

SMBs are eager to embrace digital transformation, but many businesses encounter challenges when trying to implement new ...

Citrix says its new performance analytics service for its Virtual Apps and Desktops platform will better identify the root cause ...

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