SphinxnihpS
Diamond Member
- Feb 17, 2005
- 8,368
- 25
- 91
I guess most of you have never worked in a business with legal requirements to backup critical data. I can assure you that a backup to the "cloud" is not part of their backup strategy, offsite backup on tapes in a vault most definitely is. This is for business use, NOT home users. But hey, if you believe in it you can rewrite all the best practices that have been used by major financial institutions for the last 25 year or so and start selling a cloud solution, let me how it goes if you try to sell it to the CTO of JP Morgan![]()
Actually, I do. I exceed all the data protection statutes which apply to me or most business, and all small businesses. Online backup is just part of a solution. It just happens to be the part that replaces tapes.
To completely erase all of my data would require RAID drive failure and hotswap rebuild failure or RAID stripe failure + NAS failure + External (these are in a fire enclsure in a basement, surrounded by concrtete walls under stairs) drive failure + Carbonite failure all at once. So I think I'll have bigger problems when we get EMPed in a thermonuclear combat situation.
