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storage redundancy
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Storage redundancy on Windows systems and cloud platforms like Microsoft Azure involves protecting data against hardware failures, thermal events, and other disruptions. Discussions cover Azure West Europe outages caused by datacenter thermal events that triggered automated shutdowns of storage scale units, impacting services such as Virtual Machines and Azure Backup. On-premises topics include using Intel Rapid Storage Technology to create RAID 1 volumes for disk redundancy, with caution about potential data loss when adding drives to existing systems. Azure Backup is highlighted as a cloud-based solution for enterprise data protection, supporting disaster recovery and ransomware defense. These threads emphasize the importance of redundancy in maintaining availability and integrity of stored data.
Microsoft Azure’s West Europe cloud region suffered a significant outage on 5 November after a datacenter “thermal event” triggered automated protective shutdowns that took a subset of storage scale units offline, producing degraded performance and service interruptions for a range of platform...
Microsoft acknowledged an infrastructure incident affecting its West Europe Azure region after a news report said a “thermal event” in a Netherlands datacenter knocked multiple storage scale units offline and produced degraded performance across Virtual Machines, Azure Database for PostgreSQL...
When it comes to safeguarding organizational data against the ever-evolving threats of hardware failure, ransomware, or human error, Microsoft Azure Backup emerges as a powerhouse cloud-based backup solution tailored to modern business needs. Designed primarily for enterprises already invested...
I have an existing Win7 system that came with RAID installed (a single 1T disk drive) and Intel Rapid Storage Technology. I installed a 2nd, identical hard drive to be used for backups. The mobo recognized the drive, and I booted Windows. I was looking for the format new drive option when to my...