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| | 3-2-1 Archiving and Data Protection Best Practice In these trying times, it’s prudent to go back to basics and review the foundation of a sound IT strategy. This is exactly what the 3-2-1 Archive Best Practice approach is all about. Endorsed by leading storage industry analysts, 3-2-1 provides a very simple, yet reliable approach to securing data for the long term through the efficient optimization of IT resources. | |||||||||||||
Storage Monsters in your Data Center A QStar 3-2-1 Archive solution tames the monsters in your data center by optimizing storage resources and managing the lifecycle of your digital assets. QStar explains the six monsters and the archive methodologies available to combat each. Over Provisioning Monster The storage Over Provisioning monster is gorging himself on your data center resources. This indulgent creature has no concern for system efficiency, resource utilization or performance management. Learn how to slim him down using QStar's archiving solutions. Backup & Disaster Recovery Monster The Backup & Disaster Recovery monster is hiding throughout your data center. Originally contained in an isolated process designed to protect your digital assets, this creature now dominates administrative resources and invades IT budgets. Preservation & Security Monster The Preservation & Security monster is an elusive little fiend. In the name of secure, long term storage, he sneaks around your data center confiscating content and applying seemingly random infrastructure. Compliance & Best Practice Monster The Compliance & Best Practice monster is like a spider weaving a menacing web within your data center. The threat of noncompliance with industry regulations or the absence of a best practice regime can entangle an organization with potentially fatal consequences. System & Data Refresh Monster Frequently changing technology, pressure from vendors to upgrade equipment, and the desire for the latest and greatest are all factors that facilitate the hysterical behavior of the System & Data Refresh monster. Power Consumption Monster The Power Consumption monster has been lurking in the shadows for years, but has only recently merged as a major economic and social pariah. This brute glows with the excesses of the other data center storage monsters that encourage unbridled growth of magnetic disk based storage systems. | ||||||||||||||
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| | Articles Data centres are a lot like people. We succumb to those tempting treats, over indulge when we know better, and then struggle to break our bad habits. The result can be a little extra weight around the middle which does nothing for our ego or our physical conditioning. This same thing happens inside the data centre. | |||||||||||||
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