Using Virtualization For Practical Disaster Recovery

They are beginning to realise that a well-implemented virtual environment can help them protect their most valuable asset – the information contained within their computer systems.

By consolidating servers into a virtual environment an IT organisation can build a disaster recovery plan that is easier to create, manage and maintain. Having a reduced number of physical servers to manage allows more accurate and timely backup and recoveries. This model holds true whether you are facing a disaster, a system upgrade or simple server maintenance.

• The differences between backing up a virtual server and a rational physical server
• How virtual environments can protect a company’s most valuable assets – its data
• How to virtualise your current environment with only minimum user downtime
• How to automate the process of moving physical servers into virtual machines and vice versa
• What solutions to use when migrating one or more physical servers to virtual or vice versa

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