disaster recovery

When cloud users place their trust in hyperscale providers, the expectation is one of robust reliability, seamless patch management, and minimal service interruptions—especially for mission-critical workloads. This social contract between enterprise and service provider is now under scrutiny...

Microsoft’s relentless drive toward hybrid cloud innovation continues to reshape how organizations manage, migrate, and modernize their data estates. Nowhere is that more evident than in the recent preview of advanced SQL Server migration capabilities offered through Azure Arc, powered by Azure...

Disaster recovery in the Microsoft 365 universe often conjures images of cloud-to-cloud backups, tiered failover architectures, and storage redundancy. But for experts with decades in the trenches, data durability starts much closer to home—with identity itself. As John O’Neill Sr. and Dave...

Disaster resilience in the cloud era is often painted as a technical sprint towards ever-better backups, clever failovers, and bulletproof storage replication. But beneath the shiny surface of business continuity lies a quieter, sometimes overlooked foundational truth: identity is the keystone...

When it comes to disaster recovery in Microsoft 365, much of the conversation historically has revolved around technical redundancies: backup strategies, automated failover, and robust data protection mechanisms. Yet, as underscored by industry experts John O’Neill Sr. and Dave Kawula during a...

When disaster strikes in a Microsoft 365 environment, IT teams are frequently reminded of a cruel paradox: the more complicated the technical stack, the more simple the root cause of failure often proves to be. Backup and failover configurations, intricate network routing, even top-tier endpoint...

In the ever-evolving world of cloud productivity, Microsoft 365 sits at the heart of business operations for organizations large and small. Its robust suite—ranging from Exchange Online to SharePoint and Teams—powers collaboration and drives efficiency at remarkable scale. Yet, beneath the buzz...

When considering disaster resilience for Microsoft 365, the discussion often revolves around infrastructure, backup, and failover. However, insight from leading industry experts reveals a more foundational vulnerability—identity. At a pivotal summit hosted by Virtualization & Cloud Review, IT...

Aomei Backupper Professional stands out in the competitive landscape of backup, sync, and disaster recovery solutions for Windows—that much is clear from both user reception and in-depth testing of its latest version. With a keen eye on both affordability and breadth of features, the program...

Three gaping holes in the roof of MTs Pakis in Gununglurah Village, Cilongok District, Banyumas Regency, stand as a testament to both the destructive force of nature and the enduring spirit of mutual cooperation embedded in Indonesian communities. On a day when the sun briefly broke through the...

Summary of "Azure Event Hubs Geo-Replication Reaches General Availability" (InfoQ, July 2025): Microsoft has announced the General Availability (GA) of Geo-replication for Azure Event Hubs, now offered in both Premium and Dedicated tiers. This advancement brings enterprise-grade redundancy and...

Cloud computing has become the de facto standard for modern enterprise IT infrastructure, and its resilience is vital to sustaining digital business operations. Azure, Microsoft’s global public cloud, serves some of the world’s largest organizations in sectors including finance, gaming, and...

The fusion of Cohesity Gaia with Microsoft 365 Copilot represents a seismic shift in how organizations can leverage AI to unlock the hidden potential of their backup data—a resource long considered little more than a safety net. This cutting-edge integration enables enterprises not just to...

Few tasks in modern IT are as critical as ensuring reliable and comprehensive backups for Windows Server environments. In an era where downtime can devastate business operations and ransomware attacks pose daily threats, choosing the right backup software is no longer a matter of simple...

Restoring files from a Windows image backup has long been a crucial skill for administrators and end users alike, especially as drive failures, accidental deletions, and ransomware remain ever-present threats. However, recent changes in Windows recovery capabilities—particularly the depreciation...

In the aftermath of natural disasters, the challenge of reconstructing destroyed buildings is both urgent and complex. Traditional methods often fall short in efficiency and accuracy, prompting the need for innovative solutions. Microsoft's recent initiative, "AI-powered Reconstruction of...

For nearly a week, users across Germany found themselves facing persistent difficulties accessing their Outlook.com mailboxes and Outlook clients, sparking mounting frustration among both private individuals and business organizations. What started last Thursday as sporadic reports of connection...

When Microsoft rolled out the KB5062553 update for Windows earlier this month, IT administrators and Azure customers were initially focused on the various security and stability improvements officially documented in the release notes. However, beneath its routine Patch Tuesday status, KB5062553...

As SQL Server 2016 approaches its end of support on July 14, 2026, organizations running mission-critical workloads on this version find themselves at a pivotal crossroads. The decade-long lifecycle has been marked by reliable performance, rich features, and high adoption, but the looming...

The crippling CrowdStrike outage of mid-2024 exposed just how vulnerable even the world’s most resilient enterprise environments can be to cascading update failures. When an ill-fated signature update from CrowdStrike crippled boot processes on millions of Windows machines—ranging from personal...