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virtual disaster recovery

Virtual disaster recovery is a type of DR that typically involves replication and allows a user to fail over to virtualized workloads.

MDL AutoMation purchased Imanis Data to gain hourly backups and nightly restores of its MongoDB database -- something that ...

Experts say new Commvault CEO Sanjay Mirchandani is qualified for his new job, while the vendor still has some challenges to ...

With Actifio GO, multi-cloud backup doesn't require backup software or any on-premises appliances. The SaaS data protection is ...

With TruScale Infrastructure Services, Lenovo tries to catch up with Cisco, Dell and HPE, customizing TruScale to a customer's ...

Retiring founder of NetApp Dave Hitz says the vendor is well-positioned for industrywide storage transitions, but recent sales ...

RAID can enable better data storage performance and higher availability, and there are many different types of RAID. Read about ...

Merging software-defined networking with hyper-converged infrastructure platforms should simplify and ease the deployment, ...

Granular scaling and rapid deployment help make hyper-converged infrastructure the ideal platform for building out, deploying and...

Maxta tried to carve a niche in hyper-converged infrastructure with MxSP software for industry-standard x86 servers -- the ...

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