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Run the Drill Again: Why DR Testing Needs a Shorter Cycle - Klara Systems
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hucste lemmy.ml hucste@lemmy.ml
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Link: https://klarasystems.com/articles/zfs-disaster-recovery-testing-shorter-cycle/

Your ZFS replication job runs on schedule, but can you restore the data when you need it? Missing encryption keys, broken snapshot chains, and recovery times that exceed your RTO can leave a healthy-looking replica unusable. Learn what quarterly DR drills reveal and why shorter test cycles matter.
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