The two metrics are recovery time objective (RTO) and recovery point objective (RPO). RTO is about how fast you need your operations back on track after a disaster, while RPO is essentially the ...

There's a gap between user expectations regarding data recovery and IT capabilities and there are two categories of recovery metrics that are needed, columnist Jim Damoulakis writes. Topics Events ...

Dimension 2: Defining recovery time objectives (RTO) RTOs are all about defining how quickly you need to recover. This describes the amount of downtime that is tolerable in the event of an outage or ...

To evaluate the effectiveness of BDR solutions, experts have developed the following standards: RTO (Recovery Time Objective), or how quickly an application will become available again after an outage ...

So where do you start? Focus on your organization’s needs first. The two biggest things to define before you buy are your RPO (recovery point objective) and RTO (recovery time objective).

Historically, AWS has made it difficult to estimate the RTO when the recovery process involves copying AMIs. That's because the time required to complete the copy process was largely unpredictable.

Here’s why regional disaster recovery ... and recovery time objective -– the amount of time ... which relies on high-speed and high-cost fiber-optic connections to support sub-second RPO and RTO.

One of the most important but often missed steps in having a reliable infrastructure is disaster recovery (DR). Surprisingly, most companies decide either to not implement DR or to implement it ...