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Databases in the Cloud: Managed Services Cloud databases, also called databases as a service (DBaaS), let teams run apps without managing physical servers. The provider handles provisioning, patching, backups, and failover. You focus on data models, queries, and the user experience. This approach often means fewer outages and faster feature delivery. Why choose managed databases Lower operational effort: less manual maintenance Automatic backups and point-in-time restore Simple scaling: grow storage or compute with minimal downtime Strong security built in: encryption, access controls, and monitoring Global reach: regional options help users stay fast What to look for when choosing ...

Disaster Recovery Planning for Data Centers Data centers power essential services. A major outage can disrupt customers and harm revenue. A practical disaster recovery plan reduces downtime and data loss and helps teams stay calm during a crisis. Start with clear, doable steps and update the plan as the environment evolves. Why disaster recovery planning matters Outages affect people, processes, and profits. By defining targets and strategies, teams know what to do and when. Key ideas include RTO (how fast to restore) and RPO (how much data can be lost). Choose recovery options such as on-site redundancy, remote sites, or cloud replication. Document runbooks, assign roles, and set up clear communication paths. ...