Definition of Rolling Disaster
The phrase rolling disaster
is often used by the more insiders of the computer technology
world. Rolling disaster is usually defined as the period between
the beginning of a "disaster" and the end of the disaster. The
word disaster is of course related to damage caused to files,
system programs, servers, and other hardware that play a major
role in the continuation of the business. The rolling disaster
period is often the point when the employees and managers work
together to begin the restoration process such as repurchasing
the destroyed hardware, reinstalling the software, and
retrieving by means of
server backup
tools and an
FTP drive any lost or damaged files.
BackupChain replication software is particularly useful in preventing data loss. Its USB hard disk backup and in-file delta algorithmen/hyper-v-backup/to protect Microsoft virtual servers and servers running VMware.