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4 Keys to Consider When Evaluating Cloud Data Protection Tools

Solutions Review

In this submission, Keepit Chief Customer Officer Niels van Ingen offers four essential keys to consider when evaluating cloud data protection tools. Generally speaking, however, business continuity, as it relates to cybersecurity, includes evaluating all the threats that could potentially disrupt business operations during a crisis.

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Azure’s PromptFlow: Deploying LLM Applications in Production

Advancing Analytics

Whether you're a machine learning enthusiast, a data scientist, or an AI application developer, the integration of PromptFlow within your toolkit can significantly elevate the caliber of your projects. Creating, Testing, and Evaluating Prompts Prompt engineering is pivotal in LLM applications.

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Download Your Planning Templates

Disaster Recovery Journal

IT Application Recovery Template. This template guides you through the development of the steps and procedures necessary successfully recover critical applications following a disruption at your primary data center. IT Infrastructure Recovery Template. Exercise Template.

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Understand resiliency patterns and trade-offs to architect efficiently in the cloud

AWS Disaster Recovery

Firms designing for resilience on cloud often need to evaluate multiple factors before they can decide the most optimal architecture for their workloads. Example Corp has multiple applications with varying criticality, and each of their applications have different needs in terms of resiliency, complexity, and cost. Trade-offs.

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How to Choose the Right DRaaS Provider: Key Considerations

Zerto

Key Considerations When Choosing a DRaaS Provider Assess and Define Your Disaster Recovery Needs Before you start evaluating DRaaS providers, assess your organization’s specific requirements. Therefore, reliability and availability should be top priorities when evaluating providers. This is true continuous data protection.

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Why IOPS Don’t Matter

Pure Storage

Tier 1”) used for your typical mix of enterprise applications and physical and virtual servers, my experience is that finding a customer who needs even 100K IOPS is very rare. Can you use the latency measured with these benchmark tools to evaluate and compare storage systems? Measure application metrics, not storage metrics.

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The Evolving Relationship Between Backup and Disaster Recovery

Zerto

The growing need for applications to always be available eventually created a demand for recovery faster than traditional backups could provide. Despite these improvements, backup solutions couldn’t keep up with the RPOs and RTOs being set for business-critical applications and data.