Backup and Restore Strategies
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Backup and Restore Strategies
Backup and Restore Strategies involve creating copies of data to protect against loss and ensuring it can be restored efficiently when needed. Common strategies include Full Backup (entire dataset copy), Incremental Backup (only changes since the last backup), and Differential Backup (changes since the last full backup). The 3-2-1 Rule is a best practice: keep 3 copies of data, on 2 different media types, with 1 offsite copy. Backups can be On-premises, Cloud-based, or Hybrid. Scheduling backups regularly (daily, weekly) ensures minimal data loss (RPO – Recovery Point Objective). Restoration planning includes defining RTO (Recovery Time Objective) to ensure quick recovery. Encryption protects backup data, while periodic testing validates restore reliability. Versioning allows recovery from accidental deletions or ransomware. Automated backup tools, snapshots, and replication enhance resilience. Proper documentation and monitoring help ensure backups remain consistent, secure, and ready for disaster recovery scenarios.
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