Legacy business continuity architectures have been around for many years; however, their cost has put them out of the reach of most organizations. New cloud technologies have brought this goal within the reach of all consumers. Not only does cloud computing make BC/DR technology affordable, but also more feature rich, quicker to deploy and easier to test than traditional systems. In this executive briefing, Aaron Shaver, Solution Architect for US Signal will show how these new architectures provide a path to affordable business continuity.
In this session, Veeam will discuss their new Cloud Connect technology and how this is changing the game for doing cloud backups for an off-site data protection strategy. Cloud is typically considered backing up data to one of the many public cloud providers but Veeam has created technology that will modify how you consider doing cloud backups. This approach to cloud backups has enhanced the integration between both Veeam customers and Veeam Cloud Providers to give customers a great level of data protection.
– Expanding or upgrading on-premise compute and storage resources can be an expensive endeavor and many organizations are putting off such upgrades and replacements due to capital expenditure concerns.
As more organizations are finding themselves in this situation, many are turning to the operational expenditure route that the public cloud offers in addition to numerous other advantages.
This session will serve as an introduction to Azure IAAS, with a heavy focus on Virtual Machines hosted inside of Azure. Azure will be introduced and discussed and the session will wrap up with demos of the Azure pricing calculator and the Azure Management Portal.
