By IBM Redbooks
ISBN-10: 073843437X
ISBN-13: 9780738434377
Many enterprises require non-stop operation in their mission-critical, IBM® FileNet P8® structures after a failure has happened. lack of procedure assets and providers due to any failure can translate without delay into misplaced consumers and misplaced profit. The aim, for this reason, is to layout and enforce a FileNet P8 procedure that guarantees non-stop operation even after a failure happens.This IBM Redbooks® e-book makes a speciality of FileNet P8 model 4.5.1 structures catastrophe restoration. The booklet covers thoughts, training degrees, website sizing, information replication, trying out, and what to do in the course of a catastrophe. Backup and restoration making plans is a serious element of a catastrophe restoration strategy.We talk about backup varieties and methods. We additionally speak about replacement ideas corresponding to rolling garage rules and IBM FlashCopy® capability.With assistance from use circumstances and our lab trying out surroundings, the booklet presents instructions for developing a FileNet P8 construction setting and a standby FileNet P8 catastrophe restoration system.This booklet is meant for IT architects, IT experts, undertaking managers, and determination makers, who needs to determine the simplest catastrophe restoration concepts and combine them into the FileNet P8 approach layout approach.
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These companies might be tempted to use the existing data centers as recovery data centers for the following reasons: Costs are low because the other data center is already in operation. The proximity of the data centers makes it convenient for personnel to work at both sites. Replication can be synchronous, leading to very little or zero data loss in the event of a disaster. Using a nearby data center for a disaster recovery center might not be considered the best practice. 3, “Common disaster scenarios and their implications” on page 7, many types of disasters can affect both data centers within a single metropolitan area.
Be sure to verify your backup! You do not want to discover later that the system has failed to backup for several months because storage space issues. If you have tools such as Tivoli Storage Manager, perform an initial full backup of the system, followed by daily differential or incremental backups. Chapter 2. 6 Restoring a FileNet P8 system This section discusses point-in-time and partial system restoration, and the problem of inconsistency that can occur after a system restoration. 1 Partial restore If a user accidentally deletes a piece of content, do you need to do a full restore to recover that content?
Incremental backups are used to save tape or disk space, but may or may not reduce the time to do a restore. When recovery is needed, the full backup and all incremental backups are required to fully recover the data. Differential backups do not save tape or disk space. Differential backups that are made subsequent to the first differential backup are bigger than incremental backups that are made at the same time. The restoration time is usually faster when using differential backups as compared to incremental backups.
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