Cloud Design Goals
Data and Disk backup using RAID 0 and RAID 1
Redundant Array of Independent Disks (RAID) is a technology for storage units that offers a balanced flow and plenty of benefits, such as better fault toleranc…
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Cloud Design GoalsBackup and Recovery Use Cases Overview
Backup and Recovery is an important part of IT resilience. Application and Platform owners need to work together to provide automation and tooling to allow us …
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Cloud Design GoalsSurviving Ransomware attacks
Understanding infrastructure ransomware Ransomware is a type of malware that targets anything it can get into — including backups — to steal or loc…
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Data3-2-1-1 and Backing up Critical Data
What Is the 3-2-1 Backup Rule? The 3-2-1 backup rule refers to a tried-and-tested approach to data retention and storage: Keep at least three (3) copies of dat…
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Storage and Backup as ServicesBackup and Recovery, the 3-2-1 (-1) Model
The 3-2-1 backup is a reliable recovery methodology for ensuring that data is protected adequately, and backup copies of the data are available when needed. Th…
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Dev, Test, OptimisationCloud Vulnerability and Security Scanning
Cloud Vulnerability Scanning can be defined as a process of identifying security risks in Cloud-based applications and infrastructure. Cloud Vulnerability Scan…
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Cloud Design GoalsDisaster Recovery Patterns in AWS
There are four levels of DR protection in AWS. DR patterns: From least costly and complex to most. 1-Backup and restore. Admins typically choose this option fo…
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MicroservicesKubernetes and Storage
Kubernetes is a necessary infrastructure to manage decomposed applications focused on providing discrete functionality, in a lightweight container. This was ca…
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Storage and Backup as ServicesStorage as a Service or StaaS
Storage as a Service is an essential part of the IaaS and PaaS offerings. VMs need storage in order to run. There are various types of Cloud StaaS as described…
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