Yeah, I looked at yottayotta.com the last time you mentioned it.
Definitely looks compelling...
Like I said, "I'm no longer current". Even so, I just can's see
"production on Solaris; DR on Linux" as a sane combination. Certainly,
it is no more sane than "production on Solaris; system-test on Linux",
which is a configuration that I would be highly unlikely to endorse.
Oh well. I think I'll have another look that the yottayotta product
line. As I recall, they didn't seem to be offering many hints as to
"cost". Are you aware of anwhere I can learn about that -- without have
to talk to a sales rep?
Kevin Closson wrote:
I'm no longer current with the "theory" of Disaster Recovery, but the last time I worked near it, the main rule seemed to be this:
Full Disaster Recovery must be completed within 96 hours of the initial failure. If you can't complete DR within 96 hours don't bother -- your bankruptcy is now inevitable.
... this was a good post, Mark, but life does not have to be so
difficult. Consider http://www.yottayotta.com/. --
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