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PBS broadcaster loses access to 50TB of data comprising 70 years of TV history after contracted cloud storage vendor goes defunct — public TV channel sues Iron Mountain data center, which hosts archival materials, to ensure preservation
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If it's important enough to pay a monthly fee for archival cloud hosting, it's important enough to maintain a local copy backup.
If it's archival it doesn't even cost electricity, you only need the machine on when adding to the archive. Then just shit it back down and leave it alone.
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If it's important enough to pay a monthly fee for archival cloud hosting, it's important enough to maintain a local copy backup.
If it's archival it doesn't even cost electricity, you only need the machine on when adding to the archive. Then just shit it back down and leave it alone.
important enough to maintain a local copy backup.
tis why I tagged#3-2-1%20ignore
you only need the machine on when adding to the archive. Then just shit it back down and leave it alone.
Nope.
Regular backup tests is part of backup hygiene.
Otherwise you have duds you need to replace. -
important enough to maintain a local copy backup.
tis why I tagged#3-2-1%20ignore
you only need the machine on when adding to the archive. Then just shit it back down and leave it alone.
Nope.
Regular backup tests is part of backup hygiene.
Otherwise you have duds you need to replace.I don't understand what you're trying to say, and I feel like that's because you don't know how comments work...
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I don't understand what you're trying to say, and I feel like that's because you don't know how comments work...
Do you comprehend actual backup/cyber hygiene?
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"3-2-1" is important when considering your backups. AT LEAST.
3 copies of your data.
2 separate locations.
1 (or more) off-site.
If you want to go a step further(a good idea), add in one more that's immutable(to prevent access to malware).
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