NAS and backup storage
Storage targets for server files, application data and other workloads, sized around capacity and retention.
Plan how important business data and systems will be protected, retained and recovered when something goes wrong.
A suitable approach depends on what needs protection, how quickly systems must be restored, how much data loss is acceptable and where protected copies should be stored.
Storage targets for server files, application data and other workloads, sized around capacity and retention.
Cloud backup options for supported workloads where off-site copies and retention are required.
Backup planning for supported physical servers, virtual machines and application data.
Clarify restore priorities, recovery time objectives and recovery point objectives before choosing a solution.
Plan retention periods, protected copies, access controls and separation from the primary environment.
Backups should be monitored and restore procedures tested; a backup job alone does not prove recoverability.
Servers, virtual machines, Microsoft 365 data, file shares, endpoints or applications.
Current capacity, daily changes, growth expectations and number of systems.
Required retention, restore speed, acceptable downtime and acceptable data loss.
Share your environment and recovery priorities for a focused discussion.