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Virtualized Infrastructure – What is it?
Virtualized infrastructure is taking all the typical components in the enterprise/data centre environment; compute (CPU & memory), storage, networking – abstracting and consolidating these into managed virtual environments.
When it comes to database platforms Oracle is known for having one of the most scalable and resilient solutions which is why so many businesses use its software. Most large businesses will use features such as Oracle RAC and Data Guard to achieve their uptime target, recovery time objective (RTO) and recovery point objective (RPO). These features however, as of 19c, are only available in Enterprise edition so what are the options for standard edition?
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Cloud repatriation is something that has been gathering momentum in 2024, particularly with companies looking to take control of their tech and I.T. infrastructure costs. In addition, many companies are becoming more conscious of their cyber security and want to have greater control over their defenses.
Today’s vast digital landscapes put more and more data into positions that are vulnerable to ransomware attacks. The new flavour of choice for attackers sees your data rendered unusable, encrypted or locked away until a considerable ransom is paid. The backup, disaster recovery and data protection strategies of old might not be enough to keep you safe.