Disk-based backup
Disk-based backup technology is popular for data backup and recovery applications, such as disk-to-disk-to-tape (D2D2T), continuous data protection (CDP) software, data deduplication and virtual tape libraries (VTLs). Explore resources on disk backup here, including tips and advice on migrating to disk and putting together a disk-based backup and recovery plan. Read about how disk backup can help you meet your backup recovery time objectives (RTOs) and offer better data protection. Learn about how to choose a disk backup hardware or software vendor, and find news, trends and information about the disk backup and recovery market today. Find out about disk backup best practices and listen to podcasts and interviews from storage industry experts. Read tutorials about disk backup technology strategies to help you in your enterprise data storage job, and ask our disk backup experts your most important questions.
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Snapshot of top 2018 backup tech: CDM, complaint-free archiving, ransomware detection vendors
The SearchStorage.com team names the most promising ransomware detection products, 4 rules for complaint-free archiving, how to use copy data management for effective recovery, and more. Download your e-zine copy here.
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Disk-based backup News
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February 05, 2018
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Feb'18
Dell EMC unveils the DD3300, its latest Data Domain appliance
Dell EMC's latest addition to the Data Domain line targets SMBs and enterprises with remote offices. The system includes Data Domain Boost technology and cloud tiering software.
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November 20, 2017
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Nov'17
Commvault GO: Vendor 'HyperScales' data management strategy
Commvault's strategy of sticking to software has given way to an integrated HyperScale appliance, which was front and center at its GO user conference.
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October 19, 2017
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Oct'17
Commvault HyperScale joins converged protection scrum
Commvault's HyperScale appliance is a scale-out architecture for linear scalability. HyperScale is part of the vendor's new product strategy to build out its data services.
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August 02, 2017
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Aug'17
Cohesity converged data protection bulks up hyper-convergence
Cohesity's Orion 5.0 software for hyper-converged secondary data supports more protocols and hypervisors, and DataPlatform hardware now includes 183 TB node.
Disk-based backup Get Started
Bring yourself up to speed with our introductory content
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SATA Express (SATAe)
SATA Express (SATAe or Serial ATA Express) is a bus interface to connect storage devices to a computer motherboard, supporting SATA and PCI Express protocols simultaneously. Continue Reading
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ghost imaging
Ghost imaging, often called cloning, is a software-driven data backup process that copies the contents of a computer hard disk in a single compressed file or set of files, referred to as an image. Continue Reading
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RAID (redundant array of independent disks)
RAID (redundant array of independent disks) is a way of storing the same data in different places on multiple hard disks to protect data in the case of a drive failure. Continue Reading
Evaluate Disk-based backup Vendors & Products
Weigh the pros and cons of technologies, products and projects you are considering.
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Build data storage reliability into a backup infrastructure
In today's market, there are a variety of data backup options. Here's how to make sure your organization's essential data will always be there when it is needed. Continue Reading
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Data backup tools: Users want to handle more data more easily
Businesses want data backup that handles more data than ever, but with software and hardware that's easier to implement and manage than what they're already using. Continue Reading
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Which data protection methods are here to stay?
Despite a changing market, disk-based approaches like continuous backup and snapshots might still have a place in your backup and archiving strategy. Continue Reading
Manage Disk-based backup
Learn to apply best practices and optimize your operations.
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Disaggregation enables on-demand resource pool management and creation
Disaggregation may not be a new concept, but it has become more important to IT in recent years. Here, it means breaking computers down to the core elements of compute, memory, I/O, storage, cache, network fabric and so on, to enable resource pool ... Continue Reading
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When it comes to the role of tape, don't count it out just yet
Tape data storage is very much alive as a means of seeding clouds with local data and as the main method for storing and archiving the tsunami of data facing all of us. Continue Reading
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Erasure coding vs. RAID: Benefits and challenges
There is still a place for both RAID and erasure coding in today's computing environments. Explore each technology's use cases, drawbacks and best practices. Continue Reading
Problem Solve Disk-based backup Issues
We’ve gathered up expert advice and tips from professionals like you so that the answers you need are always available.
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Double down: When backups and archives beat as one
The purposes of data backup and archiving are quite different, as are the demands each technology places on the storage system. But most data centers, especially those in small to medium-sized organizations, don’t have formal archiving strategies, ... Continue Reading
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Data archiving system: Choose wisely to ease backup woes
Learn three ways a data archiving system can provide access to granular-level data and then replicate it for automated recovery at a later date. Continue Reading
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Data backup and archiving continue their convergence path
Data backup and archiving have long been separate processes. But backup software and hardware advancements are enabling convergence between the two disciplines. Continue Reading