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I have just posted a new article giving a brief overview of data backup/redundancy and disaster recovery and its various deployments in todays business climate
read it here

just a note, i would like to ask folk to post comments in the article at the bottom of the article in the comments section, this will help liven up the articles section, and this is where they are supposed to go, this is just a pointer to let people know there is a new article

and ahem, if you learn something from the article, let the rep points flow ;)

 

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The article is here for anyone interested.

EDIT: Woops - looks like you "out-edited" me there, Ryan

 

i am considerably quicker than yaauuuuwwwww

 

Very intesresting article. And yep them tapes are still as popular as ever, the tape operations guys where I work manage well over 500,000 of the damn things in all different types.

 

I know aj, i was going to write a more detailed article on NAS and SAN architecture and design considerations in general, hence why SAN got a tiny mention and NAS didnt (its very similar to NLS, but more expensive than an in house built solution)
(wonder if i should attach these links to my CV LOL)

 

cool article Phoenix. still considering if i want RAID 5 or 0+1 (not sure yet! lol).

Fergal