Database Backup and Disaster Recovery Planning
By Techomaxx Team · March 5, 2027 · Software Development
Having backups is not the same as having a disaster recovery plan; the real question is how quickly you can restore service and how much data you would lose in the process.
We define clear recovery time and recovery point objectives with clients, then test restoring from backup on a regular schedule, since an untested backup is really just an assumption.
Automated alerts when a backup job fails, and off-site or multi-region storage, round out a plan that survives more than a single point of failure.
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