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Say what you mean, mean what you say (a storified Twitter rant about words)
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Let’s define “backups” |
We all talk about backups. We all know we are supposed to have backups. But what are backups? Here’s my definition, from experience and talking to lots of y’all: Backups: Copying the data created and captured by applications and devices … Continue reading
It is October – time for a new topic in Backup.U |
It’s October, probably my favorite month of the year. My birthday kicks the month off, the weather starts to get cooler, and I love fall foods. Pumpkins NOM! 🙂 Also, it is time for a new topic in Backup.U. Last … Continue reading
Do you have to think about backups if you are “doing” big data or cloud? |
This is something I’ve started talking about quite a bit internally. How much of the old do we need to know/think about to do the new technologies? That’s one of the reasons I really liked this post by Mark Farley. … Continue reading
Note: these are my (mostly) unedited session notes. The session focused on backup best practices for virtualization. Other live blogs from VISION can be found here and here. 70-90% of backups are not restorable Backup windows are huge Virtualization makes … Continue reading
Here are some of the highlights from the past week in the Proven Professional Community: Miss a past issue of the Proven Professional Update? Not to worry! We’ve posted them in the Proven Professionals Only community! Access issues? The exam … Continue reading
This post is cross-posted from the EMC Proven Professional Community on the EMC Community Network (ECN). Hi everyone! Time for the EMC Proven Professional Roundup! Here are some of the highlights from the past couple of weeks in the Proven … Continue reading