| Publisher | Cisco Systems | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Format | 1.4MB PDF | Date added | 14 Apr 2007 |
| Topics | High Availability, Data Center | ||
| Downloads | 160 | ||
Centralized data centers have helped many Enterprises achieve substantial productivity gains and cost savings. These data centers house mission-critical applications, which must be highly available. The demand on data centers is therefore higher than ever before. Data center design must focus on scaling methodology and achieving high availability. A disaster in a single data center that houses Enterprise applications and data has a crippling affect on the ability of an Enterprise to conduct business. Enterprises must be able to survive any natural or man-made disaster that may affect the data center. This paper describes how application recovery, disaster recovery, and business continuance are achieved through site selection, site-to-site recovery, and load balancing.
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