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Image-Based Backup: Options for Collecting Images on Physical Systems

dswager — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 06:37:27 PST

Author: Jason Mattox Backup 2.0 technologies use images to re-invent how data is collected, transmitted and recovered during the data protection process. Image-based backup is intuitive on virtual systems, where images are created for Virtual Machines by the system. However, image-based backup can also be beneficial on physical systems with appropriate handling to create the image. In [...]

Image-Based Backup: How Images are Restored on Virtual Systems

dswager — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 08:31:31 PST

Author: Jason Mattox This is the second blog entry in a three-part series that answers the question: what is image-based data protection? In this series, I describe the detail of how images are collected and recovered. I describe this first for virtual machines, and then in the final entry I describe how the same approaches can [...]

Image Based Backup: How Images are Collected on Virtual Systems

dswager — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 07:25:55 PST

Author: Jason Mattox The foundation for Backup 2.0 technologies is image-based data protection. Which begs the question: what is image-based data protection, in detail? This is the first blog entry in a three-part series that answers the question. In this series, I describe the detail of how images are collected and recovered. I describe this first for [...]

Spotlight on Product: vRanger with Jason Mattox

dswager — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 14:35:03 PST

Author: Daryll Swager, Community Manager @Vizioncore Today, I had a chance to discuss the vRanger Pro product with Jason Mattox, the CTO and Vice President of Support for Vizioncore. The focus of the conversation revolved around the things that he likes about the vRanger Technology, and a look ahead to the exciting concepts in backup technology [...]

2009 Dutch VMUG - Great Turnout, Great Discussions, Great Technology!

dswager — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 11:37:26 PST

Author: Daryll Swager, Community Manager @Vizioncore My Twitter feed was chirping every five seconds this morning as I was pouring my morning coffee here on the East Coast of the US. These tweets were coming through at 4 or 5 times the rate they usually did on my feed, so I was confused as to what [...]