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Advanced Tech Series - Cost-Effective Highly Available Systems

Overview This is an architecturally-oriented presentation for implementers familiar with VMware server software. The webcast will provide examples and discuss best practices for: leveraging redundant hardware modules across all applications in the virtual infrastructure, performing "zero downtime" hardware maintenance, using state of the art clustering and backup software in your virtual infrastructure environment and enabling hardware-independent disaster recovery.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Vmware
Live Date	26th October 2006 10:58 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	Network Disaster Recovery, Back-up, High Availability

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