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Disaster Recovery

It’s not about if. It’s about when. ​More and more organizations are recognizing the necessity of safeguarding and digitally preserving their data so they can recover from all types of threats, including natural disasters and cyberattacks

Overview

A disaster recovery plan is essential in recovering content in the event of data loss. By definition, it includes a set of policies and procedures that are repeatable and provide constant and reliable creation of additional copies of data (preferably in a geographically separated location), along with clearly defined processes and toolsets to restore data in the event of human (insider threat) , cyber (attack) or naturally induced disaster.

Key Considerations

  • Architect an environment that adheres to recovery point objectives (RPO), recovery time objectives (RTO) – critical to business operations
  • Include the geographical separation of data in your DR plan
  • Employ storage media diversity (disk, tape, etc.)

The Solution

Spectra’s broad range of tape, disk and object storage solutions, in addition to the company’s data management software solutions, are designed to help organizations digitally preserve and protect their valuable data from any disaster.

Key Benefits

  • Data Integrity
  • Data security
  • Cost effective
  • Dependable long-term data preservation
  • Accessible and retrievable data storage solutions

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"We have to store a lot of data for long periods of time. A single microscope can capture 10TB of data in as little as a few hours, and a published breakthrough on cancer research can take anywhere from a few years to a couple of decades. The BlackPearl and tape solution from Spectra provides a scalable and cost-effective way to store multiple data workflows with varying retention requirements."

Jeffrey McDonald Director of IT, Hormel Institute at University of Minnesota

The new library has just shy of 14,000 slots for tapes. We were able to easily move all 70 petabytes of existing data into the new system and have grown to 104 petabytes in sixze and have plenty of room for at least a year or two before we have to start thinking about expanding.

HPC Linux Systems Engineer OLCF