A disaster recovery plan is a business’s process and technology roadmap for getting its most important systems and applications back up quickly so it can resume work while restoring others. Introduction to Disaster Recovery Disaster recovery (DR) encompasses a business’s technical plans for ...
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government mandated that national banks must have a testable backup plan. Many other industries followed as they understood the significant financial losses associated with long-term outages. By the 2000s, businesses had become even more dependent on digital online services. With the introduction of ...
For an introduction to recovery models, seeRecovery Model Overview. Managing Backup Media We recommend that your backup plan include provisions for managing backup media, such as the following: A tracking and management plan for storing and recycling backup sets. ...
The goal of this white paper, therefore, is to share insights into effective disaster recovery plan templates that we at Sungard AS have gained over the last 30 years, as well as to provide a sample template that you can follow when writing your own BC/DR plan.The plan introduction ...
1.2 Disaster Recovery for Oracle Fusion Middleware Components This section provides an introduction to setting up Disaster Recovery for a common Oracle Fusion Middleware enterprise deployment. It contains the following topics: Oracle Fusion Middleware Disaster Recovery Architecture Overview Components Described...
Disaster recovery provides remediation for very long-term outages that would render a production site unusable for an extended period. While the remainder of this introduction addresses disaster recovery practices, it might be just as important to develop procedures to mitigate relatively brief outages ...
Introduction In the modern digital era, no business can imagine working effectively without its IT infrastructure. However, there are many kinds of unforeseen events that may bring operations to a standstill, resulting in massive data loss. These include natural disasters, cyber-attacks, and equipment...
Any disaster can threaten the smooth running of a business. The causes may be natural, manmade or accidental. To avoid such situations, one needs to have a Disaster Recovery Plan in place.