Set recovery goals
Identify priority systems, acceptable downtime and acceptable data loss.
BROAD NETWORK · WICHITA, KANSAS
A backup matters when you can restore what you need.
DATA & INFRASTRUCTURE
Start with what must be restored, how quickly it is needed and how much recent data the business can afford to lose. Use those requirements to guide backup placement and testing.
A PRACTICAL APPROACH
Identify priority systems, acceptable downtime and acceptable data loss.
Plan backup locations and access boundaries around likely failure scenarios.
Test representative recovery steps and record what needs improvement.
BEFORE YOU START
It is a framework of three copies of data, on two types of media, with one copy off-site. The actual design should also consider isolation, immutability where appropriate, access control and tested restoration.
A completed backup job is useful evidence, but restoration testing is needed to understand whether data can be recovered as required.
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