Tag: data-protection

SQL Server data backup strategy in AWS

In this blog, we will see different approaches an organization take to protect their SQL Server. We will look into the pros and cons of each approach. There are three different approaches. Native SQL Backup To protect SQL …

Protecting your Microsoft SQL Server databases

Microsoft SQL Server is one of the most popular enterprise databases, a lot of enterprises run MS SQL Server for their mission-critical applications SQL Server database management engine is fast and stable, available on both Linux and Windows …

Protection of VMware virtual machines in the backup group

Using Nimesa the Data protection software VMware Backup admins can protect the virtual machines of multiple deployments scenarios Admins can protect Individual VM on Single Datastore Multiple VM on Single Datastore One VM on multiple datastore Multiple VM …

Data Protection of Containers

Enterprise has started using containers for mission-critical application workloads. As per the IDC survey, 55 percent of IT leaders say they have deployed containers on-premises.  Kubernetes(k8) has made management and deployment of containers easier. Enterprises have started using …

Manage RDS instance using Nimesa

In our previous blog, we saw deployment considerations for Databases on EC2 instance vs RDS. In this blog, we will see how Nimesa can be used to protect your RDS databases as well as manage cost for RDS …

SQL DB Data Corruption - Insights & Detection

What is “Data Corruption”? Data corruption is when data becomes unusable, unreadable or in some other way inaccessible to a user or application. It also occurs when a data entity or element or instance loses its base integrity …

Backup and Recovery Term - RPO and RTO

Recovery Point Objective (RPO) and Recovery Time Objective (RTO) are two of the most important parameters of the disaster recovery (DR) or data protection planning. These are the objectives/decision points for choosing the optimal backup software. Recovery Point …

Oracle LRU & MRU Algorithm - Laymen's Perspective

Definition:- LRU stands for ‘least recently used’. It is a computer algorithm used to manage the cache area which stores data in the memory. When a cache becomes full and you need space for new data. Hence you will …