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How cloud computing kills clustering
Cloud computing's benefits, including improved disaster recovery and increased connectivity flexibility, have surpassed what clustering has to offer. Cloud is the new cluster. Feature
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Cloud disaster recovery in today's data storage environments
To help you decide whether or not cloud disaster recovery is right for your organization, we've compiled our best tips and articles on cloud DR. Learning Guide
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Cloud backup best practices: A tutorial on evaluating cloud data backup services
In this tutorial on cloud backup best practices, learn what you should look for in potential cloud data backup services, questions to ask potential vendors, management and security concerns, and cloud backup services that are popular with larger ente... Tutorial
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Cloud backup neglects recovery and security necessary for true cloud disaster recovery
In this tutorial on cloud disaster recovery (DR), learn about cloud disaster recovery vs. cloud backup; hybrid disaster recovery approaches; and security concerns with cloud backup and disaster recovery. Tutorial
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A cloud computing e-book
The cloud computing e-book examines the case for moving to cloud computing as well as issues involved with using the cloud as an application development platform, test bed and storage solution. E-Book
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Cloud network-attached storage (NAS) emerges to address secondary file storage needs
Cloud computing is probably the biggest buzzword in IT right now, and the data storage market is no exception. Cloud network-attached storage (NAS) is emerging to address some small companies' file storage needs. As unstructured data continues to gro... FAQ
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Iron Mountain exit hints at cloud storage shift
As big players like Iron Mountain change gears on cloud storage, users are turning to new tools and commodity cloud services. News | 02 May 2011
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IT execs question whether cloud disaster recovery is a viable option
Cloud storage is drawing interest, but enterprises are steering clear of cloud disaster recovery as cloud reliability concerns linger. News | 02 Mar 2011
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New backup services compete for cloud market
Disaster recovery providers Continuity Centers and Backupify have launched dueling cloud-based backup services. Article | 07 Sep 2010
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AWS lowers database pricing for reserved instances
Amazon Web Services will allow its Relational Database Service customers to lower their hourly rates with one-time payments. Article | 17 Aug 2010
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EMC shutters Atmos Online after long struggle to find the point
After two years of muddling along, EMC has closed the commercial services arm of Atmos Online, its cloud storage service, but will continue selling the technology it is based on. Article | 01 Jul 2010
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Intuit outage and hushed response cause alarm
The Platform as a Service and Web services delivery firm suffered a catastrophic outage this week, and nobody appears to know why. Article | 17 Jun 2010
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Verizon introduces its cloud computing storage service
Verizon Cloud Storage will be a pay-as-you-go cloud storage service for managing and retrieving data over the Internet. Article | 15 Jun 2010
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Amazon's cloud database service adds high availability failover option
The Multi-AZ Deployments option allows Relational Database Service users to write to primary and hot standby databases located in different availability zones. Article | 18 May 2010
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Citrix stokes battle with VMware for cloud hosting market
New Citrix XenServer-based offerings tempt cloud hosting providers--including Rackspace-- away from VMware or Xen. Article | 13 May 2010
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OpSource Cloud Files takes aim at Amazon S3
The new cloud storage service from OpSource challenges Amazon by offering full encryption for data both in transit and at rest. Article | 06 May 2010
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Managing cloud-based disaster recovery
Moving disaster recovery to the cloud has several advantages, especially for SMBs. But even cloud-based DR requires stringent management practices. Tip
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Defining disaster recovery strategies in the cloud
Think you're running DR in the cloud? Think again. Be clear on the differences between offsite and cloud-based DR and then set realistic goals. Tip
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Cloud computing disaster recovery: Best practices for DR in the cloud
The April Amazon outage underscored the need for enterprises to plan for failure. Tip
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Backup for laptops: Make use of cloud backup services
Laptop backup is a thorny issue for many organizations. Learn how cloud backup can be a good solution for your laptop backup issues. Tip
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Are cloud disaster recovery services viable for the enterprise?
Learn about whether or not are cloud disaster recovery services are viable for your organization, and the pros and cons of public vs. private clouds. Tip
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Archiving data to cloud storage: How to choose the right cloud storage provider
Before archiving data to the cloud, learn the five questions you should ask to ensure that your choice of a public or private cloud storage provider will meet your requirements. Tip
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Backup to the compute cloud
William Brogden discusses the essential trends involved in the wide range of distributed computing configurations that cloud computing can accomplish. Tip
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The pros and cons of online cloud backup services for mobile devices
Backing up mobile devices can be a chore. Learn whether or not online cloud backup services can help. Ask the Expert
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Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3)
The Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) is a scalable, high-speed, low-cost Web-based service designed for online backup and archiving of data and application programs... (Continued) Word
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For SMBs, cloud disaster recovery may be best choice for disaster recovery storage
Pierre Dorion discusses the basics of disaster recovery storage and whether it's better to sign up for a cloud disaster recovery service, or keep DR all in-house. Podcast
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Managing cloud-based disaster recovery
Moving disaster recovery to the cloud has several advantages, especially for SMBs. But even cloud-based DR requires stringent management practices. Tip
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Defining disaster recovery strategies in the cloud
Think you're running DR in the cloud? Think again. Be clear on the differences between offsite and cloud-based DR and then set realistic goals. Tip
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For SMBs, cloud disaster recovery may be best choice for disaster recovery storage
Pierre Dorion discusses the basics of disaster recovery storage and whether it's better to sign up for a cloud disaster recovery service, or keep DR all in-house. Podcast
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Cloud computing disaster recovery: Best practices for DR in the cloud
The April Amazon outage underscored the need for enterprises to plan for failure. Tip
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Iron Mountain exit hints at cloud storage shift
As big players like Iron Mountain change gears on cloud storage, users are turning to new tools and commodity cloud services. News
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How cloud computing kills clustering
Cloud computing's benefits, including improved disaster recovery and increased connectivity flexibility, have surpassed what clustering has to offer. Cloud is the new cluster. Feature
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IT execs question whether cloud disaster recovery is a viable option
Cloud storage is drawing interest, but enterprises are steering clear of cloud disaster recovery as cloud reliability concerns linger. News
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Backup for laptops: Make use of cloud backup services
Laptop backup is a thorny issue for many organizations. Learn how cloud backup can be a good solution for your laptop backup issues. Tip
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Are cloud disaster recovery services viable for the enterprise?
Learn about whether or not are cloud disaster recovery services are viable for your organization, and the pros and cons of public vs. private clouds. Tip
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The pros and cons of online cloud backup services for mobile devices
Backing up mobile devices can be a chore. Learn whether or not online cloud backup services can help. Ask the Expert
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About Cloud disaster recovery
Just as they would for the data center, IT shops need to have a cloud disaster recovery plan in place. Outages and general fears about losing control over your data demand that IT managers maintain a failover strategy or even a backup cloud vendor. Get news, resources and expert advice on long-term DR contracts, disaster recovery plans, virtualizing your server resources for disaster recovery, cloud disaster recovery resources, downtime, cloud backups and more. This topic also covers virtualized disaster recovery, business continuity and cloud disaster recovery providers.