In this presentation we present EAGLE's ideas on designing a modern disaster recovery environment. Key concepts include balancing cost, risk and complexity in DR strategies. Most notably we'll cover recovery objectives, common DR technologies (that allow you to backup and pre-position data), and the importance of viewing DR as an insurance policy.
Many organizations are exerting top-down pressure to examine cloud and as-a-service models in general. To the IT managers and administrators in the data center, losing control of your data and/or applications can be a scary thing. There is also a complex web of fiscal and technical items that must be considered.
In this presentation, we will help you build a base understanding of the three core as-a-service models. We will then go on to discuss what we see working with our customers in the real world; these are opportunities that can offload some of the drudgery in your data center, while at the same time demonstrating to your organization that you are embracing the cloud. This presentation provides an in depth discussion surround the pros and cons of moving applications, and or infrastructure over to cloud and managed services.
Embracing Cloud in a Traditional Data CenterBrian Anderson
Many organizations are exerting top-down pressure to examine cloud and as-a-service models in general. To the IT managers and administrators in the data center, losing control of your data and/or applications can be a scary thing. There is also a complex web of fiscal and technical items that must be considered. In this presentation, Eagle Technologies will help you build a base understanding of the three core as-a-service models. We will then go on to discuss what we see working with our customers in the real world; these are opportunities that can offload some of the drudgery in your data center, while at the same time demonstrating to your organization that you are embracing the cloud.
The document discusses cloud migration strategy and provides a framework for organizations to migrate their IT infrastructure and applications to the cloud. It begins with an introduction to cloud computing concepts. It then presents a cloud adoption model and discusses key considerations for cloud adoption strategies including business drivers, infrastructure, architecture, operations and governance. The framework provides a six step approach for cloud migration: 1) establishing a common understanding, 2) assessing current IT environment, 3) identifying competitive advantages, 4) understanding risks, 5) developing a migration plan, and 6) adopting a cloud model. The document also analyzes different cloud deployment and service models and provides tools to evaluate applications and risks for cloud migration.
Virtustream Enterprise Cloud provides an enterprise-class cloud built for mission-critical applications with improved efficiency and application-level service level agreements (SLAs). It offers a consumption-based pricing model for substantial cost savings. The platform is designed for mission-critical and input/output intensive applications along with full managed services including application expertise.
This document summarizes the key factors to consider when evaluating on-premise versus cloud-based law practice management software. It discusses cost in terms of upfront, ongoing, and long-term expenses. Security is addressed, noting advantages of both on-premise control and cloud vendor expertise. Functionality such as implementation, customization, and mobile access is also compared. Connectivity depends on location and internet capabilities. Ethical obligations to protect client data apply regardless of the system chosen. The presentation aims to help firms decide which approach best fits their needs and capabilities.
Many organizations are exerting top-down pressure to examine cloud and as-a-service models in general. To the IT managers and administrators in the data center, losing control of your data and/or applications can be a scary thing. There is also a complex web of fiscal and technical items that must be considered.
In this presentation, we will help you build a base understanding of the three core as-a-service models. We will then go on to discuss what we see working with our customers in the real world; these are opportunities that can offload some of the drudgery in your data center, while at the same time demonstrating to your organization that you are embracing the cloud. This presentation provides an in depth discussion surround the pros and cons of moving applications, and or infrastructure over to cloud and managed services.
Embracing Cloud in a Traditional Data CenterBrian Anderson
Many organizations are exerting top-down pressure to examine cloud and as-a-service models in general. To the IT managers and administrators in the data center, losing control of your data and/or applications can be a scary thing. There is also a complex web of fiscal and technical items that must be considered. In this presentation, Eagle Technologies will help you build a base understanding of the three core as-a-service models. We will then go on to discuss what we see working with our customers in the real world; these are opportunities that can offload some of the drudgery in your data center, while at the same time demonstrating to your organization that you are embracing the cloud.
The document discusses cloud migration strategy and provides a framework for organizations to migrate their IT infrastructure and applications to the cloud. It begins with an introduction to cloud computing concepts. It then presents a cloud adoption model and discusses key considerations for cloud adoption strategies including business drivers, infrastructure, architecture, operations and governance. The framework provides a six step approach for cloud migration: 1) establishing a common understanding, 2) assessing current IT environment, 3) identifying competitive advantages, 4) understanding risks, 5) developing a migration plan, and 6) adopting a cloud model. The document also analyzes different cloud deployment and service models and provides tools to evaluate applications and risks for cloud migration.
Virtustream Enterprise Cloud provides an enterprise-class cloud built for mission-critical applications with improved efficiency and application-level service level agreements (SLAs). It offers a consumption-based pricing model for substantial cost savings. The platform is designed for mission-critical and input/output intensive applications along with full managed services including application expertise.
This document summarizes the key factors to consider when evaluating on-premise versus cloud-based law practice management software. It discusses cost in terms of upfront, ongoing, and long-term expenses. Security is addressed, noting advantages of both on-premise control and cloud vendor expertise. Functionality such as implementation, customization, and mobile access is also compared. Connectivity depends on location and internet capabilities. Ethical obligations to protect client data apply regardless of the system chosen. The presentation aims to help firms decide which approach best fits their needs and capabilities.
Cloud migration is the process of moving databases, applications, and IT processes from on-premises infrastructure to the cloud. It requires preparation and advance work but results in cost savings and flexibility. Businesses choose between strategies like rehosting (moving to cloud servers), refactoring (reusing code on a cloud platform), rewriting code, or replacing applications with cloud-based software. They must also decide between hybrid cloud (mixing on-premises and cloud infrastructure) or multicloud (using multiple public cloud providers). The main challenges are ensuring data integrity during transfer and migrating large databases, while maintaining continuous operations.
Get Started Today with Cloud-Ready Contracts | AWS Public Sector Summit 2016Amazon Web Services
In this session, we will provide an overview of existing cloud-ready contracts, such as cooperative contracts and GWACs, and walk through steps on how to choose the right one for your procurement. We will explore the strengths and weaknesses and provide a comparison of various cloud-ready contracts to help you make the right choice for your mission needs.
The document provides an overview of Agile, DevOps and Cloud Management from a security, risk management and audit compliance perspective. It discusses how the IT industry paradigm is shifting towards microservices, containers, continuous delivery and cloud platforms. DevOps is described as development and operations engineers participating together in the entire service lifecycle. Key differences in DevOps include changes to configuration management, release and change management, and event monitoring. Factors for DevOps success include culture, collaboration, eliminating waste, unified processes, tooling and automation.
Virtualization to Cloud with SDDC Operations Management and Service ProvisioningVMware
IT as a Service (ITaaS) is a journey, not a one-time implementation. This presentation shows how, over time and with expanded adoption, VMware's customers are becoming more virtualized and decreasing costs with greater ROI.
The document discusses Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) cloud computing. IaaS provides virtual machines, storage, and other hardware resources to clients over the internet. Choosing IaaS allows organizations to avoid large upfront costs, scale infrastructure easily, and focus IT resources on strategic initiatives rather than maintenance. However, moving to IaaS requires planning for existing infrastructure, ensuring application compatibility, understanding required modifications, evaluating backup plans and costs, and analyzing security risks from insider threats or virtual machine escapes.
Cloud migration is the process of moving databases, applications, and IT processes from an organization's on-premises or legacy infrastructure to the cloud. There are several benefits to migrating to the cloud, such as scalability, cost savings, and flexibility. However, cloud migrations also present challenges like ensuring data integrity during the transfer and migrating large databases. When performing an on-premises to cloud migration, organizations typically establish goals, create a security strategy, copy over data, move business intelligence processes, and switch production to the cloud.
Sukumar Nayak-Detailed-Cloud Risk Management and AuditSukumar Nayak
The document provides an overview of cloud risk management and auditing. It discusses cloud fundamentals, models, and frameworks such as OpenStack, CSA Cloud Control Matrix, and DMTF Cloud Auditing Data Federation. It also covers risks, challenges, and the 10 steps to manage cloud security from CSCC. The objective is to introduce cloud risk management and audit topics.
Cloud migration involves moving data, applications, and workloads from on-premise infrastructure to cloud services delivered over the internet. There are three major cloud models - SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS - that each provide different levels of control and flexibility. Successful cloud migration requires identifying stakeholders, assessing costs and benefits, addressing legal and security risks, and choosing an appropriate migration approach like rehosting or replatforming applications. Careful planning is needed to ensure a smooth transition to the cloud.
This document summarizes an IBM presentation on emerging cloud migration approaches including AI planning, chatbots, and beyond. The presentation discusses using AI and machine learning to improve various phases of the cloud migration process, such as workload classification, selection, and planning. It also covers automating migration tasks and using conversational interfaces like chatbots to assist throughout the lifecycle. The document provides examples of how these approaches have helped customers successfully migrate to the cloud.
Geting cloud architecture right the first time linthicum interop fall 2013David Linthicum
The document discusses best practices for cloud architecture. It notes that many current cloud systems lack proper architecture and do not meet expectations due to issues like inefficient resource utilization, outages, lack of security and tenant management. Common mistakes made are not understanding how to scale architectures, deal with tenants, implement proper security, or use services correctly. The document provides guidance on developing a solid cloud architecture, including determining business needs, designing with services in mind, creating security and governance plans, and migrating only components that provide value to the cloud. It emphasizes focusing on core services like data, transactions and utilities, and building for tenants rather than individual users.
The document discusses cloud security and outlines some key points:
- Security concerns have been a major barrier to cloud adoption as organizations want security in the cloud to meet or exceed traditional IT environments.
- There are different deployment models for cloud (private, public, hybrid) that impact how security is delivered and governed.
- As infrastructure moves to the cloud, it impacts security implementation by changing how people access systems, how data and applications are managed, and how visibility and control are structured.
- Each cloud model and adoption pattern has different security considerations that must be addressed for organizations to trust moving workloads to the cloud.
Introducing Cloudera Data Science Workbench for HDP 2.12.19Cloudera, Inc.
Cloudera’s Data Science Workbench (CDSW) is available for Hortonworks Data Platform (HDP) clusters for secure, collaborative data science at scale. During this webinar, we provide an introductory tour of CDSW and a demonstration of a machine learning workflow using CDSW on HDP.
This document discusses strategies for migrating applications to the cloud. It recommends a phased approach including assessing costs and architecture, building proof of concepts, migrating data, moving applications using a hybrid strategy, and optimizing in the cloud. Key considerations include existing technologies, people, finances, legal issues, and risks. A hybrid cloud approach allows flexibility while improving innovation, productivity, and reducing costs over time.
This document provides a checklist of 8 things to consider for a cloud migration. It recommends testing cloud applications before fully migrating and hosting common business applications like email and CRM systems in the cloud. It also discusses security considerations for data in the cloud like encryption and access controls. Additional items cover eliminating hardware maintenance costs, developing a clear migration plan and strategy, establishing backup procedures, and ensuring ongoing support and maintenance after migration.
Preparing data for analysis and insights is the foundation of any data-driven exercise. Moving workloads to a PaaS, be it data engineering, analytic database, or data science requires a two step leap of faith - in trusting the public cloud, and then your PaaS vendor. In this webinar we will discuss the architecture of a PaaS solution for data management and understand the nitty gritty details of what exactly this involves with the following:
An exploration of the architecture of Cloudera Altus PaaS - the industry’s first multi-function, multi-cloud data and analytic platform-as-a-service
A dive into use cases and a demo of Altus
The synergy between AWS and Altus to help you securely standardize on a combination of public cloud and data management
3 things to learn:
An exploration of the architecture of Cloudera Altus PaaS - the industry’s first multi-function, multi-cloud data and analytic platform-as-a-service
A dive into use cases and a demo of Altus
The synergy between AWS and Altus to help you securely standardize on a combination of public cloud and data management
White Paper on Disaster Recovery in Geographically dispersed cross site virtu...EMC Forum India
This document describes a disaster recovery solution using EMC CLARiiON CX4 storage, EMC RecoverPoint replication software, and Hyper-V virtualization on Windows Server 2008. The solution was tested jointly by EMC and Microsoft to demonstrate automated failover of virtual machines between primary and secondary sites. Key components of the solution include EMC storage, replication software, Hyper-V virtualization, and System Center Virtual Machine Manager management software.
The document provides an overview and technical review of a micro datacenter product called the Smart Bunker. It describes the Smart Bunker's features including customizable structure types, cooling options, monitoring, fire suppression and access control. Case studies are presented showing implementations of Smart Bunkers in hospitals, offices, mining facilities and more. Additionally, the document discusses a Private Cloud Box product which provides datacenter as a service capabilities including disaster recovery and virtual desktop infrastructure through a modular datacenter solution supplied and supported by AST.
Cloud migration is the process of moving databases, applications, and IT processes from on-premises infrastructure to the cloud. It requires preparation and advance work but results in cost savings and flexibility. Businesses choose between strategies like rehosting (moving to cloud servers), refactoring (reusing code on a cloud platform), rewriting code, or replacing applications with cloud-based software. They must also decide between hybrid cloud (mixing on-premises and cloud infrastructure) or multicloud (using multiple public cloud providers). The main challenges are ensuring data integrity during transfer and migrating large databases, while maintaining continuous operations.
Get Started Today with Cloud-Ready Contracts | AWS Public Sector Summit 2016Amazon Web Services
In this session, we will provide an overview of existing cloud-ready contracts, such as cooperative contracts and GWACs, and walk through steps on how to choose the right one for your procurement. We will explore the strengths and weaknesses and provide a comparison of various cloud-ready contracts to help you make the right choice for your mission needs.
The document provides an overview of Agile, DevOps and Cloud Management from a security, risk management and audit compliance perspective. It discusses how the IT industry paradigm is shifting towards microservices, containers, continuous delivery and cloud platforms. DevOps is described as development and operations engineers participating together in the entire service lifecycle. Key differences in DevOps include changes to configuration management, release and change management, and event monitoring. Factors for DevOps success include culture, collaboration, eliminating waste, unified processes, tooling and automation.
Virtualization to Cloud with SDDC Operations Management and Service ProvisioningVMware
IT as a Service (ITaaS) is a journey, not a one-time implementation. This presentation shows how, over time and with expanded adoption, VMware's customers are becoming more virtualized and decreasing costs with greater ROI.
The document discusses Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) cloud computing. IaaS provides virtual machines, storage, and other hardware resources to clients over the internet. Choosing IaaS allows organizations to avoid large upfront costs, scale infrastructure easily, and focus IT resources on strategic initiatives rather than maintenance. However, moving to IaaS requires planning for existing infrastructure, ensuring application compatibility, understanding required modifications, evaluating backup plans and costs, and analyzing security risks from insider threats or virtual machine escapes.
Cloud migration is the process of moving databases, applications, and IT processes from an organization's on-premises or legacy infrastructure to the cloud. There are several benefits to migrating to the cloud, such as scalability, cost savings, and flexibility. However, cloud migrations also present challenges like ensuring data integrity during the transfer and migrating large databases. When performing an on-premises to cloud migration, organizations typically establish goals, create a security strategy, copy over data, move business intelligence processes, and switch production to the cloud.
Sukumar Nayak-Detailed-Cloud Risk Management and AuditSukumar Nayak
The document provides an overview of cloud risk management and auditing. It discusses cloud fundamentals, models, and frameworks such as OpenStack, CSA Cloud Control Matrix, and DMTF Cloud Auditing Data Federation. It also covers risks, challenges, and the 10 steps to manage cloud security from CSCC. The objective is to introduce cloud risk management and audit topics.
Cloud migration involves moving data, applications, and workloads from on-premise infrastructure to cloud services delivered over the internet. There are three major cloud models - SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS - that each provide different levels of control and flexibility. Successful cloud migration requires identifying stakeholders, assessing costs and benefits, addressing legal and security risks, and choosing an appropriate migration approach like rehosting or replatforming applications. Careful planning is needed to ensure a smooth transition to the cloud.
This document summarizes an IBM presentation on emerging cloud migration approaches including AI planning, chatbots, and beyond. The presentation discusses using AI and machine learning to improve various phases of the cloud migration process, such as workload classification, selection, and planning. It also covers automating migration tasks and using conversational interfaces like chatbots to assist throughout the lifecycle. The document provides examples of how these approaches have helped customers successfully migrate to the cloud.
Geting cloud architecture right the first time linthicum interop fall 2013David Linthicum
The document discusses best practices for cloud architecture. It notes that many current cloud systems lack proper architecture and do not meet expectations due to issues like inefficient resource utilization, outages, lack of security and tenant management. Common mistakes made are not understanding how to scale architectures, deal with tenants, implement proper security, or use services correctly. The document provides guidance on developing a solid cloud architecture, including determining business needs, designing with services in mind, creating security and governance plans, and migrating only components that provide value to the cloud. It emphasizes focusing on core services like data, transactions and utilities, and building for tenants rather than individual users.
The document discusses cloud security and outlines some key points:
- Security concerns have been a major barrier to cloud adoption as organizations want security in the cloud to meet or exceed traditional IT environments.
- There are different deployment models for cloud (private, public, hybrid) that impact how security is delivered and governed.
- As infrastructure moves to the cloud, it impacts security implementation by changing how people access systems, how data and applications are managed, and how visibility and control are structured.
- Each cloud model and adoption pattern has different security considerations that must be addressed for organizations to trust moving workloads to the cloud.
Introducing Cloudera Data Science Workbench for HDP 2.12.19Cloudera, Inc.
Cloudera’s Data Science Workbench (CDSW) is available for Hortonworks Data Platform (HDP) clusters for secure, collaborative data science at scale. During this webinar, we provide an introductory tour of CDSW and a demonstration of a machine learning workflow using CDSW on HDP.
This document discusses strategies for migrating applications to the cloud. It recommends a phased approach including assessing costs and architecture, building proof of concepts, migrating data, moving applications using a hybrid strategy, and optimizing in the cloud. Key considerations include existing technologies, people, finances, legal issues, and risks. A hybrid cloud approach allows flexibility while improving innovation, productivity, and reducing costs over time.
This document provides a checklist of 8 things to consider for a cloud migration. It recommends testing cloud applications before fully migrating and hosting common business applications like email and CRM systems in the cloud. It also discusses security considerations for data in the cloud like encryption and access controls. Additional items cover eliminating hardware maintenance costs, developing a clear migration plan and strategy, establishing backup procedures, and ensuring ongoing support and maintenance after migration.
Preparing data for analysis and insights is the foundation of any data-driven exercise. Moving workloads to a PaaS, be it data engineering, analytic database, or data science requires a two step leap of faith - in trusting the public cloud, and then your PaaS vendor. In this webinar we will discuss the architecture of a PaaS solution for data management and understand the nitty gritty details of what exactly this involves with the following:
An exploration of the architecture of Cloudera Altus PaaS - the industry’s first multi-function, multi-cloud data and analytic platform-as-a-service
A dive into use cases and a demo of Altus
The synergy between AWS and Altus to help you securely standardize on a combination of public cloud and data management
3 things to learn:
An exploration of the architecture of Cloudera Altus PaaS - the industry’s first multi-function, multi-cloud data and analytic platform-as-a-service
A dive into use cases and a demo of Altus
The synergy between AWS and Altus to help you securely standardize on a combination of public cloud and data management
White Paper on Disaster Recovery in Geographically dispersed cross site virtu...EMC Forum India
This document describes a disaster recovery solution using EMC CLARiiON CX4 storage, EMC RecoverPoint replication software, and Hyper-V virtualization on Windows Server 2008. The solution was tested jointly by EMC and Microsoft to demonstrate automated failover of virtual machines between primary and secondary sites. Key components of the solution include EMC storage, replication software, Hyper-V virtualization, and System Center Virtual Machine Manager management software.
The document provides an overview and technical review of a micro datacenter product called the Smart Bunker. It describes the Smart Bunker's features including customizable structure types, cooling options, monitoring, fire suppression and access control. Case studies are presented showing implementations of Smart Bunkers in hospitals, offices, mining facilities and more. Additionally, the document discusses a Private Cloud Box product which provides datacenter as a service capabilities including disaster recovery and virtual desktop infrastructure through a modular datacenter solution supplied and supported by AST.
This document discusses using SRDF (Symmetrix Remote Data Facility) with Deutsche Bank to mirror data between storage arrays over long distances using DWDM (Dense Wave Division Multiplexing) technology. It provides an overview of SRDF, how it works, the storage protocols used, and where it is implemented at Deutsche Bank. It also examines the additional latency introduced by synchronously mirroring data over greater distances and provides recommendations and alternative strategies for applications that may not be suited to synchronous replication over an extended distance.
Presentation disaster recovery in virtualization and cloudsolarisyourep
This document discusses business continuity and disaster recovery strategies in virtual and cloud environments. It outlines different types of availability designs including stretched clusters across sites, multiple vSphere clusters, and site-to-site replication with disaster recovery. It explains when to use stretched vSphere clusters versus site recovery manager, and discusses features of vSphere replication. The document aims to help customers understand different options and select the right solution based on their requirements for disaster avoidance, recovery, and planned migration.
People are more willing to pay for insurance against low-probability disasters when the risks are ambiguous rather than known, due to greater worry about ambiguous risks. An experiment measured people's willingness to pay for insurance covering risks ranging from 1 in 5,000 to 1 in 5. It found that willingness to pay was higher and fewer people refused to pay anything when risks were ambiguous rather than precisely defined. Worry had a greater impact on willingness to pay than subjective probability estimates for small-probability risks. Changing the risk level by a factor of 1,000 had no significant effect on willingness to pay.
This document provides an overview of disaster recovery and business continuity strategies for data protection. It discusses that both disaster recovery (DR) and business continuity (BC) aim to allow organizations to continue functioning if disaster strikes by deploying correct policies, procedures, and technology layers. DR focuses on data recovery after a disaster, while BC aims to minimize business interruption through high availability systems and near-instant failover. The document outlines the key steps to building a coherent BC/DR policy, including defining scope, risks, requirements, and appropriate technological building blocks like backup software, virtualization, replication, and hardware solutions. It emphasizes the importance of involving business stakeholders in decision making.
Building a Business Continuity CapabilityRod Davis
A detailed overview of the business continuity / disaster recovery planning process. Gives numerous tips for effective execution of plan development. Emphasizes development of a true recovery capability through exercises which reveal weaknesses in the plan or technology leading to improvements.
The document provides advice on taking a standardized approach to disaster recovery planning. It recommends answering three key questions first: who owns disaster recovery, what the goals of the planning effort are, and how to define a disaster. It also suggests focusing on critical business functions that could no longer be performed rather than specific disaster types when planning. Establishing good governance through policy, standards and templates can provide consistency. Following an established framework can make disaster recovery planning more manageable. The overall goal is to put a solid plan in place without trying to solve every problem at once.
In the event of a major production failure, companies need redundancy, reliability and geographic diversity in these systems. View this presentation to learn more about disaster recovery solutions.
Reference Architecture for Shared Services Hosting_SunilBabu_V2.0Sunil Babu
The document provides a reference architecture for shared services hosting for payments banks and small finance banks. It outlines key business and technology requirements including scalability, security, performance, and cost-effectiveness. The proposed architecture includes shared infrastructure, separate instances for each bank's applications and data, leveraging cloud technologies, and centralized management and security services. It describes the various components of the architecture including networking, virtualization, applications, integration, data management, operations management, and security.
Best Practices from EMC: Ingest High Availability Performance, Trust and Effi...EMC Forum India
This document discusses how EMC can help companies transform their SAP environments for improved performance, efficiency, and risk reduction. EMC offers proven storage solutions like FAST caching and tiering that boost SAP performance. Virtualization allows easier management and dynamic scaling of SAP. EMC's backup and replication tools simplify SAP protection. Migrating SAP to EMC's private cloud infrastructure reduces costs while maintaining service levels and agility.
IT-Centric Disaster Recovery & Business ContinuitySteve Susina
IT-centric business continuity planning aims to align IT recovery with business needs. It recognizes that while disaster recovery focuses on restoring IT systems, business continuity prioritizes maintaining business processes. The approach involves business leaders and IT leaders collaboratively assessing risks, mapping processes, developing strategies to restore critical systems based on business priorities, and creating plans to guide response and recovery. Regular testing and updates are needed to ensure plans remain effective over time.
Enterprise-Grade Disaster Recovery Without Breaking the BankCloudEndure
Until recently, enterprise-grade DR had been prohibitively expensive, leaving many companies with high risk levels and unreliable solutions. Now, many organizations are enjoying top-of- the-line disaster recovery at a fraction of the price, thanks to the rapid development of cloud technology. CloudEndure and Actual Tech Media are thrilled to present this presentation, with a cost comparison of 3 Disaster Recovery Strategies, and much more.
Quantitive Time Series Analysis of Malware and Vulnerability Trendsamiable_indian
The document presents the results of a quantitative time series analysis of malware and vulnerability trend data. Three datasets were analyzed: reported monthly virus incidents, incidents attributed to the most prevalent malware, and a dataset of malware reported "in the wild". ARIMA models were fitted to each dataset and found to accurately model and forecast short-term trends. The analysis found that threats are increasing in a non-linear manner and individual malware variants are having a greater impact over time.
The Edge of Disaster Recovery - May Events Presentation FINALJohn Baumgarten
Peak 10 provides disaster recovery services including disaster recovery as a service (DRaaS). Their approach involves replicating customer VMs to their Recovery Cloud using Zerto virtual replication appliances with recovery point objectives of seconds and recovery time objectives of minutes. Peak 10 manages the disaster recovery environment including ongoing monitoring, twice annual testing, and support for declaration events. Their DRaaS solution is hypervisor-agnostic, storage-agnostic, and can scale on demand.
Enterprise-Grade Disaster Recovery Without Breaking the BankDonna Perlstein
Until recently, enterprise-grade DR had been prohibitively expensive, leaving many companies with high risk levels and unreliable solutions. Now, many organizations are enjoying top-of- the-line disaster recovery at a fraction of the price, thanks to the rapid development of cloud technology. CloudEndure and Actual Tech Media are thrilled to present this presentation, with a cost comparison of 3 Disaster Recovery Strategies, and much more.
MGT3342BUS - Architecting Data Protection with Rubrik - VMworld 2017Andrew Miller
This document provides an overview of architecting data protection with Rubrik presented by Andrew Miller and Rebecca Fitzhugh. It discusses key considerations for disaster recovery planning like business impact analyses, service level agreements, recovery point and recovery time objectives. It introduces Rubrik's approach to data management which aims to simplify architectures using a software-defined fabric. The presentation demonstrates Rubrik's capabilities for rapid data ingestion, intelligent SLA policies, instant recovery of VMs and files, and integration with public clouds.
V mware quick start guide to disaster recoveryVMware_EMEA
Virtualized disaster recovery (DR) plans provide more reliable protection for critical IT assets compared to traditional DR solutions. Key benefits of virtualized DR include lower costs through infrastructure consolidation, fully automated recovery processes, and the ability to frequently test plans without disruption. The document provides steps for organizations to establish an effective virtualized DR strategy, including identifying critical applications and data, virtualizing key systems, setting recovery objectives, automating recovery triggers, and selecting a DR solution vendor.
Disaster Recovery: Understanding Trend, Methodology, Solution, and StandardPT Datacomm Diangraha
Disaster Recovery (DR)
Provides the technical ability to maintain critical services in the event of any unplanned incident that threatens these services or the technical infrastructure required to maintain them.
This document discusses disaster recovery strategies and approaches. It begins by defining what constitutes a disaster and differentiating between disaster recovery and operational recovery. It then examines common disaster risks and threats. The document outlines a disaster recovery approach that includes business impact analysis, identifying risks and gaps, establishing recovery strategies and objectives, implementing capabilities, and developing documentation and test procedures. Key measures for disaster recovery like recovery point objectives and recovery time objectives are explained. Various disaster recovery strategies are presented based on priority tiers. Finally, the document discusses technologies that can be used to enable disaster recovery capabilities like replication, remote sites, and recovery management tools.
Can your business survive the next disaster?Ashish Patel
Did you know that 40% of businesses do not re-open after a disaster? Or that it could cost an organization up to $600,000 per hour during a disaster scenario? In today’s “always on” world, businesses must continue to operate no matter what, which means that critical IT infrastructure must be available 24/7/365. In this session we will learn more about a holistic approach towards business continuity & IT resiliency and how organizations can achieve high levels of availability. We will also go over each stage of the business continuity lifecycle and talk about the importance of managed services, key processes and technologies that must be considered for a comprehensive Business Continuity & Resiliency plan.
Enterprise grade disaster recovery without breaking the bankactualtechmedia
Perform a cost comparison of 3 DR strategies
View a comprehensive breakdown of DR infrastructure costs
Address the benefits of cloud-based DR
Draw from use cases of enterprises who have reduced IT expenditures with cloud DR
http://www.actualtech.io/enterprise-grade-disaster-recovery/
The document discusses disaster recovery (DR) strategies and introduces the Quorum onQ solution. It begins by looking at common approaches to DR like traditional backup and recovery, cloud backup, and replicated datacenters. Each approach has considerations around restore times, bandwidth limitations, and complexity. The document advocates for a modern DR solution that provides full confidence in high availability, DR and failover/failback processes. It then introduces the Quorum onQ solution which features one-click recovery of physical or virtual servers, storage-transparent backups, and fast recovery of data and applications through ready-to-run clones.
The truth is that your customers don’t care about backup. They care about recovery.
In this webinar, backup specialist Christophe Bertrand of Arcserve will talk about on simplifying backup and discuss the key things you need to focus on when providing disaster recovery services to today’s businesses.
Join Christophe and the N-able team as we cover:
• The impact of downtime on an average business and how to minimize data loss
• Taking the complexity out of backup and talking about what matters
• How you can measure data protection and meet your SLA
In this presentation, CloudSmartz presented the Buffalo, NY Region of CIO and IT Executives recent trends on disaster recovery and business resilience.
This was great opportunity to learn and discuss new technologies on how you can maintain control of your data and have the flexibility you want over your environment:
• Defining critical applications for Disaster Recovery & Business Continuity
• Disaster Recovery approaches within the secure cloud environment
• Security, Control and Flexibility at your fingertips
• Reduce disaster recovery costs and gain continuous storage access
Business resilience is the ability an organization has to quickly adapt to disruptions while maintaining continuous business operations and safeguarding people, assets and overall brand equity.
This document discusses disaster recovery planning and provides an overview of key concepts:
1) Disaster recovery planning (DRP) involves planning and implementing procedures to allow essential systems to continue operating if disrupted for an extended period. It is driven by risk management and business continuity planning.
2) Business continuity planning (BCP) creates a logistical plan for how an organization will recover critical functions within a set time after a disaster.
3) A business impact analysis determines critical business functions to prioritize restoring, such as financial systems, HR/payroll, and IT infrastructure. DRP outlines the systems, services, and mediums needed to restore these functions within targeted timelines.
7 Habits for High Effective Disaster Recovery AdministratorsQuorumLabs
Quorum and Forrester discuss the 7 habits for highly effective Disaster Recovery administrators. Topics such as RPO, RTO, performance, and networking will be discussed as part of a due diligence list prior to making the 7 habits highly effective.
How to plan Disaster Recovery in a five simple stepsPawel Maczka
Do not panic! You have a Disaster Recovery Plan, right❓
Whether you like it or not, your IT infrastructure is vulnerable. If you thought that making backups is enough to guarantee #businesscontinuity in the event of a disaster, you are wrong.
◾️ If something bad happens, how long will it take to recover my business data?
◾️ How will this affect my #business in the future?
◾️ How to resume operation after #disasterrecovery?
◾️ How much does it cost me to not have access to my critical data for some time?
If you haven't asked yourself these questions, then you've probably never heard of a Disaster Recovery Plan. Better not to take this issue lightly, because it is assumed that 90% of companies without DRP will fail after a disaster. Moreover, nearly half of the small businesses that have implemented DR strategies, have never tested it.
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Common DR Technologies that allow you to pre-place data.
There are many reasons for this spike in disaster declarations; one of which is undoubtedly the growing sensitivity we have towards the impact of environmental factors on our national infrastructure. Computer technology has become a critical component for the way businesses manage their supply chain, market and sell to customers, as well as communication.
Don’t turn a deaf ear… do you know if your organization is actually protect?
- Took over DC -> no VM backups… SQL jobs were inconsistent… Primary San as target… tape library next to it
Laggard: a person who makes slow progress and falls behind others.
The cost of downtime is greatly increasing! There has been a 38% increase in the cost per hour of downtime. Interestingly enough, 42% of “best-in-class” reported no outages in the last year. Not all companies can afford, or need, the infrastructure that is required for “best-in-class” performance, but even moving to the middle of the pack can save your business a lot of cash.
DR is a focus, but the fiscal backing is not there to do much about it
Research shows that improving disaster recovery is a top focus for most companies.
Business continuity is the activity performed by an organization to ensure that critical business functions will be available to customers, suppliers, regulators, and other entities that must have access to those functions. These activities include many daily chores such as project management, system backups, change control, and help desk. Business continuity is not something implemented at the time of a disaster; Business Continuity refers to those activities performed daily to maintain service, consistency, and recoverability.
The foundation of business continuity are the standards, program development, and supporting policies; guidelines, and procedures needed to ensure a firm to continue without stoppage, irrespective of the adverse circumstances or events. All system design, implementation, support, and maintenance must be based on this foundation in order to have any hope of achieving business continuity, disaster recovery, or in some cases, system support. Business continuity is sometimes confused with disaster recovery, but they are separate entities. Disaster recovery is a small subset of business continuity. It is also sometimes confused with Work Area Recovery (due to loss of the physical building which the business is conducted within); which is but a part of business continuity.
The term Business Continuity describes a mentality or methodology of conducting day-to-day business, whereas business continuity planning is an activity of determining what that methodology should be. The business continuity plan may be thought of as the incarnation of a methodology that is followed by everyone in an organization on a daily basis to ensure normal operations.
We’ll be discussing backup and disaster recovery specifically today. BC planning is very complicated, and has as much to do with people as it does with technology.
RPO = Snapshots
RTO = Replication
RPO/RTO are separate…
- each application can have different RPOs & RTOs
Webfarm = high RPO / low RTO (must be online 24/7)
PO App = low RPO (cannot lose data) / higher RTO (paper form until servers are up)
(Joking) At Eagle, we love it when you don’t do you homework & have a gut reaction to wanting a 0/0 b/c it costs a lot of $$... Only joking, we would actually take the time to help educate you to make the best decision for your environment.
**add defined lines between technology solutions, add numbers to them, describe what you are about to do
Disaster Recovery is not just for storage, you typically need to factor servers, networks, workstations, and mobile devices. We are going to focus on storage for this presentation however.
Who is doing this?
Who’s doing this?
Higher level of Intelligence about your environment --> invidual VM restores / Workflow automation
More layers to the onion to troubleshoot
Who’s doing this?
Who’s doing this?
Not really adequate for modern growing datasets
Who’s doing this?
Transitioned from Backup to Archive
- cost effective
- easiest to get offsite (trunk of car – “offsite” is actually “onsite” from 8-5… Iron mtn)
RTO is killed (restore times are unfeaseable)
Who’s doing this?
No different than tape (for restoring purposes)
- do the math or put a TB in the cloud & try to recover it
- Dataset / internet pipe = recovery time
So many options! What is right for you depends heavily on you budget, your data, and your service-level agreements.
Stick on this a little bit longer so folks can consume the content.
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Your site may dictate which DR technologies you can leverage.
Mention the 3-2-1
Mention the 3-2-1
Until your organization understands the size and scope of any potential impact in cannot define a DR plan that makes good business sense. Investing a hundred thousand dollars into your DR plan only makes sense if the cost of a business interruption is measured in hundreds of thousands of dollars as well.
What is the cost of being out of business for 4 hours? Your DR solution needs to make business sense, otherwise you are just spending money and playing with technology.
Don’t fall into the trap of disconnecting DR solutions from what makes good business sense. “Try not to get enamored with tech and a 35 second RTO”.
Pick the right technology! A spare no expense approach does not make good business sense. Don’t fall victim to becoming enamored by technology and near-zero recovery objectives.
Balancing cost against the time to recover (RTO) requires an in-depth understanding of your application’s RTO/RPO requirements and the technologies needed to meet them.
My point is not to encourage folks to cheap-out on DR, there are justifiable use cases for architecting around zero time recovery objectives. What we do at EAGLE is attempt to understand your environment so we can architect something that makes good business sense.
Mention my async blunder; ask if anyone else has screwed-up like that.
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Operational efficiency is typically where large cost savings are realized.
Successful companies embrace a multi-tiered catalog of recovery technologies connected by a unified management platform. This approach enables IT departments to continuously balance cost vs. risk and protect data accordingly.
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Reiterate: The way we see it, our job is to take the complex and make it simple… that means adding real value by leveraging our expertise and integration capabilities to help you find a solution that makes sense for your business. And now, with our new solutions, if that means customer-managed \ on-prem, Eagle-managed \ Eagle-prem, or somewhere between, we have you covered.