the traditional data center is dead: how to win with hybrid dr
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In today’s market, there’s no good reason for a company
to build a secondary data center for disaster recovery (DR).
Today, “hybrid cloud” means “multicloud.” Working with multiple public cloud
providers helps prevent vendor lock-in and can increase IT performance.
Telco carrier diversity is also critical to data center success, and
should be a top priority as you evaluate colocation options.
When carriers compete for customers within colocation sites, they’re more likely to offer
the latest, greatest services on the market.
Lay out your IT team’s top priorities for the next year – and
then choose a hybrid dR approach that can help meet all of them.
dr in the cloud isn’t perfect.Networking issues, data migration and time
constraints can impede an organization’s ability to withstand a disaster.
Cutting latency with edge computing and using a hybrid data approach throughout
your organization prepares you to overcome roadblocks and reap ROI.
Hybrid cloud DR can bring down recovery time objectives (RTO) and recovery point
objectives (RPO) – the time required to fully recover from disaster.
Compared to traditional backup methods, hybrid cloud DR gets businesses
up and running before serious repercussions have time to set in.
Core functions of IT, like storage and DR, are now available as a service.
There’s no excuse for the rip-and-replace data center infrastructure cycle.
Before you make changes to your DR plan, evaluate your IT strategy as a whole: from immediate needs
and resources to ideal goals.
Given the maintenance costs of a secondary data center and the potential
for growth with hybrid DR, there’s no good reason to build a data center again.
Join a webinar and learn to accelerate hybrid dR.
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