The exponential use of technology and its increasing complexity have made developing and maintaining a comprehensive disaster recovery plan (DRP) that not only includes ways to recover from a given event, but also takes steps to prevent potential disasters before they happen more difficult.
Traditional methods such as tape libraries and secondary sites lack scalability these days. Cloud-based solutions and Disaster-Recovery-as-a-service (DRaaS) provide robust, scalable, and resilient real-world solutions but they require careful consideration of existing IT investments, recovery objectives, and architectural frameworks.
|