In any modern infrastructure, backups are no longer a “nice to have”, but a structural component on the same level as storage or networking. When you work with Proxmox VE clusters, HA solutions, and mission-critical workloads, having a backup solution designed specifically for this ecosystem is what makes the difference between a fast recovery and
On a normal day, everything looks fine: the website is fast, APIs are calm, and monitoring dashboards stay in comfortable ranges. Then a big newsletter goes out, a paid campaign performs better than expected, or Black Week (Black Friday and Cyber Monday) kicks off. Suddenly traffic spikes and you quickly see whether your infrastructure is
AWS’s October 20 outage reminded us of a simple truth: resilience can’t be improvised. High availability (HA) within a single region helps, but it doesn’t replace a plan B that keeps services running when the common element too many components depend on fails (region, control plane, DNS, queues, identity, etc.). This guide lays out a
In today’s business landscape, protecting data effectively is no longer optional—it’s essential. Yet many organizations still wonder whether traditional backups are enough or if they should also invest in replication solutions. What’s the difference between backup and replication? And when is it wise to use both? At Stackscale, we help you understand the benefits, limitations,
In today’s information-driven world, data is one of the most valuable assets for any organization. Whether due to human error, technical failures, or cyberattacks, data loss can have severe consequences. That’s why having a robust and secure backup strategy is essential. Among the various methodologies available, the Grandfather-Father-Son (GFS) strategy stands out for its reliability,
In today’s digital landscape, a reliable backup strategy is not just a best practice—it’s essential. Data loss can be catastrophic: according to studies, 60% of companies that suffer major data loss shut down within six months. The 3-2-1 backup strategy, widely adopted for its simplicity and effectiveness, provides a robust solution for safeguarding your data
The ability to maintain a continuously operational environment is essential for ensuring business continuity and minimizing costly service interruptions. Achieving high availability is fundamental to any robust technology and infrastructure strategy, as it translates into efficient user experiences and the delivery of quality services. In this article, we will explore the crucial role that redundancy
Backups are a simple form of disaster recovery (DR) to be protected against contingencies like data corruption or deletion, system failures, faulty updates or cyberattacks. As the digital world slowly but surely integrates into our daily personal and professional lives, we have to learn to change the way we use, store and manage data in
Cloud resilience is at the core of business continuity. It is key to ensure your business can effectively recover from a failure or disaster. It entails, for instance, leveraging suitable cloud services, HA and disaster recovery solutions to keep operations running even in the worst scenarios. What is cloud resilience? Cloud resilience refers to the
In IT, a Security Operations Center (SOC) or Information Security Operations Center (ISOC) is a centralized location where an organization’s security team monitors, analyzes, detects and solves any cybersecurity events that might arise. However, in addition to this definition, a SOC can also refer to an in-house team of cybersecurity professionals or an outsourced SOC
