If you have a huge amount of data (and money) you can use snowmobil. So here is dilemma, if you want to outsource your responsibility to a cloud, then start count money on overhead for rented equipment and people who manage it or do it yourself, - much more economical, but you have to know what you doing and others can follow your solutions.Īgain, not enough data, but if you prefer convenience over economy, then go better with rusty HDD, - works better, faster and keeping data more reliably.Īnd not entirely sold on recovery times with cloud backups. Cloud isn't magical, it is the same bare metal servers that managed by people who'd like to bring home a yummy food, so you need to feed them. That's all will down in the end of the day to expenses. You can have your own cloud either in nearest to you datacenter and put there backup servers on colocation, or you can redistribute backup servers in a basements of company's workers. Without knowing size of backup/org it hard to tell, but I assume organization isn't too big if you asking it here, otherwise you will be forced to 'enterprise' solutions. I am shopping a better method for our off-site backups.

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