A central tenet of Disaster Recovery (DR) is that you should always maintain an offsite or off-premises copy of your critical database backups. The logic behind this is simple – if you don’t have access to your premises, for example in case of a natural disaster affecting your area, your offsite backups mean that you can restore them and still have access to your critical data. Let’s take a more in-depth look at cloud-based storage for your SQL Server backups. Continue reading How to set up Cloud-based Storage for SQL Server Backup
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Set Amazon S3 access policy to minimum permission
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Amazon S3 destination chunk size configuration
Does uploading your backup to Amazon S3 with SQLBackupAndFTP take a long time?
This article will show you what to do to drastically reduce the time it takes.
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