June 10, 2021 |
Glossary: Fault ToleranceGlossary of Terms: Fault ToleranceDefinition: Fault tolerance is a level of protection in a computing environment used for mission-critical applications that require >99.999% availability and RTO and RPO of near zero. Fault tolerant systems require an investment in redundant hardware, software, networking and other systems. In these environments, two or more systems operate synchronously – performing compute functions simultaneously, so that in the event of a hardware, software, or network failure, application operation will continue without interruption or dropped transactions. Reproduced from SIOS |
June 6, 2021 |
Glossary: Failover ClusterGlossary of Terms: Failover ClusterDefinition: A failover cluster is a group of servers that are configured to work together such that if one of the servers, or nodes, fails, another node in the cluster can take over operation of its application without any downtime to deliver high availability. Reproduced from SIOS |
May 29, 2021 |
Changing A Drive Letter With PowershellChanging A Drive Letter With PowershellHere is a short but sweet post on how to change the drive letter of a partition. Despite using my best Google skills I couldn’t find an example that was doing it for me. I rolled up my sleeves and just figured it out on my own. I hope this helps someone out there. Set-Partition -DiskNumber 4 -PartitionNumber 1 -NewDriveLetter X As long as you know the DiskNumber and PartitionNumber this will immediately change the drive letter of the partition you specify. You may also need to import the Storage module into Powershell before you can do this. Import-Module -Name Storage Let me know if this helped you |
May 28, 2021 |
Glossary: Disaster Recovery SoftwareGlossary of Terms: Disaster Recovery SoftwareDefinition: In the event that a sitewide disaster or serious human error damages business-critical technology systems or infrastructure, disaster recovery procedures restore operation of business-critical applications and processes. Disaster recovery software replicates or moves important data and applications to a location that is geographically separated from the production location so that,in the event of a sitewide or regional disaster, it can be restored. Learn more about Disaster Recovery. Reproduced from SIOS |
May 23, 2021 |
Glossary: Disaster RecoveryGlossary of Terms: Disaster RecoveryDefinition: Provides a structured approach for responding to unplanned incidents that threaten a company’s IT infrastructure. Disaster recovery protection typically involves ensuring redundancy and geographic separation of business-critical operations, data, and systems. Reproduced from SIOS |