Only 35% of organizations meet their recovery target. The recovery time gap is not a backup product problem. Recovery fails on configuration, not data — and no backup product can fix what the architecture above it broke. Here is the structural fix.
Only 35% of organizations meet their recovery target. The recovery time gap is not a backup product problem. Recovery fails on configuration, not data — and no backup product can fix what the architecture above it broke. Here is the structural fix.
Rising flash costs tempt IT planners to reduce N+2 data availability to N+1. That logic is wrong. AI is driving both the price increases and the growing value of your data. The answer is not less protection. It is smarter protection through triple mirrors, repair servers, and commodity drives.
Understanding the AFA tax requires factoring in inflated hardware costs, complex licensing, and layered infrastructure. This article breaks down the economics behind all-flash arrays and shows how integrated platforms eliminate the tax without sacrificing performance or availability.
Repurposing existing hardware with the right infrastructure software improves IT operational efficiency by extending hardware life, reducing costs, and delivering near-bare-metal performance with high availability and resiliency.
Many IT professionals overly rely on backup software for data protection, which should be a secondary measure. Infrastructure software is crucial for ensuring data resiliency, uptime, and handling hardware failures. It provides proactive solutions like real-time snapshots and high availability, minimizing reliance on backup systems and enabling quicker recovery.
If object storage and the S3 API interests you, but you are holding back because of concerns about performance or security, Scality would like to introduce RING 6.0. Scality is advertising it as the first object storage system with enterprise…