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Failover vs. Failback: What’s the Difference? 

Pure Storage

Failover vs. Failback: What’s the Difference? by Pure Storage Blog A key distinction in the realm of disaster recovery is the one between failover and failback. In this article, we’ll develop a baseline understanding of what failover and failback are. What Is Failover? Their effects, however, couldn’t be more different.

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Failover vs. Failback: What’s the Difference? 

Pure Storage

Failover vs. Failback: What’s the Difference? by Pure Storage Blog A key distinction in the realm of disaster recovery is the one between failover and failback. In this article, we’ll develop a baseline understanding of what failover and failback are. What Is Failover? Their effects, however, couldn’t be more different.

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How to Protect Your Database with Zerto

Zerto

Database contents change depending on the applications they serve, and they need to be protected alongside other application components. Application consistent replicas of MS SQL instances are achieved using the Microsoft VSS SQL Writer service. Read more about Protecting Microsoft SQL Server with Zerto Best Practices.

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Zerto In-Cloud for AWS – Part Two

Zerto

While all the native tools are there for anyone to take advantage of, what makes this solution unique is that Zerto takes the guesswork out of having to manage those snapshot chains, replication, instance configurations, networking, and identifying what instances make up which applications. Failover Live Workflow.

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Combining SAP HANA System Replication with Continuous Storage Replication

Pure Storage

It’s easy to set up and usually the SAP application or SAP BASIS team does the configuration and controls the failovers. . First, it can synchronously replicate at the memory layer, so, in the event of a failover, there’s no waiting for memory loads to happen before the system can be considered up.

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Disaster Recovery Implementation: Four Key Steps to Success

Solutions Review

The disaster recovery planner should recognize the distinction between failures and disasters as they evaluate the different solutions needed for high availability (HA) and DR. A key distinction involves the location of redundant resources and whether you want to failover operation to them or simply make a copy (replication) of them.

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Creating an organizational multi-Region failover strategy

AWS Disaster Recovery

You can use these fault boundaries to build multi-Region applications that consist of independent, fault-isolated replicas in each Region that limit shared fate scenarios. However, applications typically don’t operate in isolation; consider both the components you will use and their dependencies as part of your failover strategy.

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