The attributes behind your decision
- RPO
- Tolerable data loss
- RTO
- Tolerable recovery time
- Retention
- Historical versions kept
- Validation
- Successful restore test
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Budget Server — Dual X5620
Solid entry server for labs, staging, or light production.
Streaming Server — Dual 2680 v4
Streaming & CDN origin workloads with dedicated uplinks.
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A proven 10-core, 20-thread enterprise CPU. In dual-socket configuration,
ideal for virtualization, container hosting, and mid-sized business applications.
A powerhouse with 14 cores and 28 threads per CPU. Deployed in dual-socket form,
websites, large databases, enterprise virtualization, and compute-heavy applications.
A modern Xeon Gold with 8 cores and 16 threads per CPU. Dual CPUs provide
Optimized for applications that benefit from strong per-core speed,
such as licensed enterprise software and real-time analytics.
Define recovery objectives
The recovery point objective describes tolerable data loss; the recovery time objective describes tolerable downtime. Use those requirements to set backup frequency, retention, and restore procedures. A daily backup cannot guarantee recovery of changes made after the last run.
Keep a copy outside the active server
Separate backup storage from the machine being protected and restrict deletion permissions. Encrypt sensitive backups and protect keys separately. RAID can help availability after some disk failures, but it is not a replacement for an independent backup.