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“The need to balance business continuity with cost has created a
new set of storage best practices that blend backup and recovery
with leading-edge data replication to accommodate varying
information availability requirements. Conventional data protection
methodologies are simply insufficient as traditional backup and
recovery technologies can be unreliable, slow and require an
inordinate amount of administration. By adding replication to
data-intensive Linux environments, however, enterprises of all
sizes can refine and improve the efficiency, simplicity and
effectiveness of their data protection strategies while
strengthening business operations substantially…”
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