Backup & Recovery: Enterprise Backup Strategies

IN THIS COURSE

• 1.  Course Overview
  1m 21s
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• 2.  Onsite vs. Offsite
  6m 2s
  Backing up your files is an important protection against data loss. In this video, you'll learn more about the options of storing your backups within your own organization, and also offsite. Both options have their own benefits and drawbacks, but one thing for certain is that a combination of both offers the highest level of protection against entirely losing your data. FREE ACCESS
• 3.  Backup Types
  7m 5s
  During this video, you'll learn more about the main types of backups available when you're looking after them yourself and your on-premises organization. You'll learn that full backups are used at some point in almost all backup strategies, but they don't have to be performed often as they can be slow, depending on the volume of data. You'll also learn the difference between an incremental and differential backup. Incremental backups result in a shorter backup time but differential backups result in a shorter restore time. It generally comes down to what is more valuable to you, a fast backup or a fast restore? FREE ACCESS
• 4.  Backing up BYOD
  6m 35s
  In this video, you'll learn more about implementing a Bring Your Own Device or BYOD policy, which refers to allowing the use of personally owned devices for business purposes within your organization. You'll discover how BYOD is a balancing act that offers some benefits for the user but introduces new challenges. The benefits include the fact your organization doesn't have to purchase devices. But on the downside, these devices can be difficult to deal with in terms of keeping personal apps and data separate from corporate apps and data, as well as maintaining hygiene and security. FREE ACCESS
• 5.  Cultural Impact of Moving to the Cloud
  4m 17s
  In this video, you'll learn about the option of migrating to the cloud, which can fundamentally transform an organization in terms of technology. You'll also learn how it can bring about a change in the overall culture of an organization with respect to how users interact with devices, applications, and data. FREE ACCESS
• 6.  Backup Strategies
  3m 52s
  In this video, you'll learn more about the overall approach to implementing a Backup and Recovery strategy. You'll discover the factors that should be considered when designing a solution that is comprehensive enough to deal with all of your concerns, while remaining manageable enough to be maintained on a day-to-day basis without overextending your resources. The 3-2-1 Strategy defines that backups should be maintained using a total of three copies of the backups, two of which are stored locally, and one of which is stored offsite. This video also identifies some of the tools that are available, such as Amazon Web Services. FREE ACCESS
• 7.  AWS Backup & Restore Services
  5m 57s
  In this video, you'll learn more about Amazon Web Services which gives you a cloud-based option for implementing a new or supplementing an existing Backup and Restore strategy. You'll learn AWS offers some of the highest levels in terms of Scalability, Durability, and Security for your critical data. Like all cloud services, it does so with virtually no additional infrastructure or upfront cost required. FREE ACCESS
• 8.  Microsoft Azure
  3m 31s
  In this video, you'll learn more about Azure Backup. You'll discover it's not just a means to store additional copies of your local backups in the cloud. It can perform the actual backup of various resources in your on-premises environment as well. Azure Backup fully supports the Volume Shadow Copy service or VSS for Windows, and fsfreeze for Linux. So application backups are intended to protect everything while allowing users to continue working. FREE ACCESS
• 9.  Google Storage
  2m 29s
  In this video, you'll learn more about the Google Cloud Platform. You'll discover that there's no official backup solution, but it does provide a variety of storage options that give any organization the means to simply have an off-site copy of their critical data. Data is supported in a variety of different types, including relational databases, big data such as Hadoop clusters, and standard data backups. FREE ACCESS
• 10.  Hybrid Cloud Recovery
  3m 20s
  In this video, you'll learn more about the potential benefits of using a Hybrid Cloud solution as part of your Backup and Recovery strategy. You'll explore how a Hybrid Cloud is a combination of using both Private Clouds within the confines of your organization, and also a Public Cloud provider. FREE ACCESS
• 11.  Course Summary
  1m 11s
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