ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
High availability (HA) and disaster recovery (DR) are often misunderstood. Greg Tucker unravels common customer misconceptions about HA/DR—from overestimating what cloud providers guarantee to misjudging the complexity of solutions like SQL Server Always On Availability Groups. Greg shares real examples of avoidable mistakes, explains how SIOS helps customers rethink their HA/DR assumptions, and offers practical advice for IT leaders looking to make informed, resilient infrastructure decisions.
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WEITERE EPISODEN IN DIESEM PODCAST
Margaret Hoagland breaks down the real business impact of downtime and why a strong high availability and disaster recovery strategy is no longer optional. We explore the biggest risks organizations face, a real-world outage with major consequences, and how teams can balance cost and risk when plan…
SIOS DataKeeper delivers fast, reliable block-level replication for high availability (HA) without relying on shared storage. Joey D’Antoni breaks down the real-world problems DataKeeper solves for businesses modernizing the HA architecture. Joey compares DataKeeper to traditional SAN-based cluster…
Application Recovery Kits (ARKs) play a critical role in application-aware high availability (HA). Cassius Rhue demystifies ARKs, explaining how this software add-on extends high availability beyond basic infrastructure protection by delivering intelligent, application-aware recovery. Cassius walks…
Linux high availability (Linux HA) is essential for protecting mission-critical Linux workloads. Aaron West breaks down why Linux remains a leading choice for high availability deployments and how SIOS LifeKeeper delivers reliable, application-aware protection for Linux-based environments. Aaron co…
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