Subj : Re: Backup script tuning
To   : Ganiman
From : deon
Date : Fri Nov 25 2022 16:46:32

  Re: Re: Backup script tuning
  By: Ganiman to deon on Thu Nov 24 2022 09:11 pm

Howdy,

 >  de> I think the days of having a "server" and "manager" for back up are
 >  de> coming to an end.

 > are just recreating this. By all means, do it your way if it works for you,
 > but to say this is "coming to an end" is inaccurate.

Actually, I understand that you have a view that you dont agree with me. I work 








































































































































































































































































in the business of protecting enterprise data and have done for many years, so 
I do think it is accurate (hence why I mentioned it).

I see what clients are asking for, and the legacy "backup server" and "backup 
client" is not as popular as it was 20+ years ago.

When I look at alternative backup technologies, I *can* see that the "backup 
server" is less of a requirement today than it was, because there now exists 
new storage technologies that change the architecture and cost of having said 
architecture, but still deliver on the requirements.

True, enterprise scheduling, as is scalability is a requirement, and there are 
strong technologies in that space as well, that organisations are using anyway 
outside of "backup and recovery".

Let see how this pans out...



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