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Curious about users' experiences with CDP
It's a popular topic among industry experts (myself included), but I
don't get to talk to many people that are actually deploying CDP technology. I thought I'd use my renewed interest in Usenet to see if there's anyone out there who'd like to actually talk about their experiences (good or bad) with CDP. Anyone? Bueller? |
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Curious about users' experiences with CDP
Feel free to reply via usenet, or send an email to the gmail address
you see here. W. Curtis Preston wrote: It's a popular topic among industry experts (myself included), but I don't get to talk to many people that are actually deploying CDP technology. I thought I'd use my renewed interest in Usenet to see if there's anyone out there who'd like to actually talk about their experiences (good or bad) with CDP. Anyone? Bueller? |
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Curious about users' experiences with CDP
W. Curtis Preston wrote:
It's a popular topic among industry experts (myself included), but I don't get to talk to many people that are actually deploying CDP technology. I thought I'd use my renewed interest in Usenet to see if there's anyone out there who'd like to actually talk about their experiences (good or bad) with CDP. Anyone? Bueller? I'm drawing a blank. What's CDP? The only CDP I know of is Cisco Discovery Protocol, and that has nothing to do with SANs or storage. /dale |
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Curious about users' experiences with CDP
Dale Ghent wrote:
I'm drawing a blank. What's CDP? The only CDP I know of is Cisco Discovery Protocol, and that has nothing to do with SANs or storage. Continuous Data Protection ESB |
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Curious about users' experiences with CDP
Interesting choice of words "expert" - anyway - more useful data would
be: CDP is a good soltuion for applications where downtime is not an option however it comes at a cost (as does everything in IT). Storage requirements for the on-line pool of data to recover from typically run 3x to 7x the primary storage of the application(s) and this is a funciton of your RPO/RTO (recovery point/time objectives). Much like all backup, CDP is the "Loyds of London" of insurance policies when it comes to protecting mission critical data, just get your checkbook out. W. Curtis Preston wrote: It's a popular topic among industry experts (myself included), but I don't get to talk to many people that are actually deploying CDP technology. I thought I'd use my renewed interest in Usenet to see if there's anyone out there who'd like to actually talk about their experiences (good or bad) with CDP. Anyone? Bueller? |
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Curious about users' experiences with CDP
I'm guessing by your reply that you're doubting my "expert" status. I
suppose that's fair, since you don't know me. Just search on "Curtis Preston CDP," or "Curtis Preston" on Google, and I think you'll find enough to consider me an expert. (I've written many articles, a few books, and given dozens of seminars that include the topic.) I may be new to this newsgroup, but I'm certainly not new to the topic. I didn't ask what CDP was, or when it was appropriate, which I think is the question you were trying to answer. What I asked was "is there anybody out there using any CDP products that would like to share their experiences?" I have a similar desire as the company from whom your email address is derived (not sure if you're a member or if you work there). I know what _I_ say about CDP. I know what my fellow industry experts say about CDP. I _know_ about CDP. What I DON'T get to do is talk to many people actually using it. So, is anybody out there actually using CDP? I'd love to talk online or offline. BTW, for those who don't know what CDP is, it's continuous data replication. Think replication, but with the ability to turn back the knob, and undo as many writes as you want to undo. True CDP allows you to restore a critical application right to the second just before the failure. And yes, I would agree with the comment that it's the Lloyd's of backup. |
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