You should be able to take a sledge hammer to your laptop, buy another and not miss a beat.
For most I think that's the wrong target. Establishing & maintaining totally seamless, push-button rolling restore costs a lot of effort & money.
In the event of failure (which is not guaranteed), you burn a day or three getting things back to normal. So long as failures are rare, this can be cheaper (though availability suffers)
For most I think that's the wrong target. Establishing & maintaining totally seamless, push-button rolling restore costs a lot of effort & money.
In the event of failure (which is not guaranteed), you burn a day or three getting things back to normal. So long as failures are rare, this can be cheaper (though availability suffers)