All articles tagged with MySQL Replication
Downtime is a question of 'when', not 'if'. This guide covers battle-tested disaster recovery strategies for 2025, focusing on RPO/RTO reduction, MySQL replication, and GDPR compliance within Norway.
Hope is not a strategy. A battle-hardened guide to designing disaster recovery plans that actually work, focusing on immutable backups, Norwegian data sovereignty, and minimizing RTO with NVMe infrastructure.
Backups are useless if your restoration time is three days. A battle-hardened guide to building a GDPR-compliant Disaster Recovery strategy in Norway using Restic, WireGuard, and immutable infrastructure.
It is March 2023. If your Disaster Recovery plan relies on transferring personal data to US-owned clouds, you are risking massive fines. Here is a technical blueprint for building a compliant, low-latency DR environment using local Norwegian infrastructure.
Is your RTO under 15 minutes? If not, your disaster recovery plan is just a theory. We explore battle-tested strategies, Ansible automation, and why Norwegian data sovereignty is your safety net.
Backups are not a strategy; they are just files. This guide tears down the myths of DR, covering RTO/RPO enforcement, specific MySQL replication tactics, and why Norway's data sovereignty laws demand more than just an S3 bucket.
A deep dive into RTO/RPO strategies for Nordic infrastructure. Learn how to architect failover systems using MySQL replication, BorgBackup, and high-performance NVMe VPS solutions to ensure business continuity under GDPR.
Hope is not a strategy. We deconstruct the mechanics of Disaster Recovery in 2019, from Master-Slave replication in MySQL 5.7 to real-time filesystem syncing with lsyncd, ensuring your RTO stays low and your data stays in Norway.
Itβs not a matter of if, but when. A pragmatic guide to architecting resilient infrastructure under GDPR strictures using KVM, automation, and Norwegian data sovereignty.
Data loss isn't a possibility; it's a statistical certainty. Learn how to architect a compliant, automated disaster recovery plan using 2019's best practices, ensuring your infrastructure satisfies Datatilsynet and survives the unexpected.
Backups are not a strategy. Recovery is. A battle-hardened guide to designing failover systems for high-availability applications using standard Linux tools, focusing on data sovereignty in Norway.
It's late 2018. GDPR is here. Is your Disaster Recovery plan compliant? A pragmatic CTO's guide to replication, failover, and keeping data on Norwegian soil.
It's not if, it's when. A battle-hardened guide to designing disaster recovery plans that actually work, focusing on data sovereignty, replication strategies, and the realities of Norwegian infrastructure in 2018.
Backup is not recovery. In this deep dive, we architect a failover solution using MySQL replication and BorgBackup on Linux, specifically tailored for Norwegian data sovereignty requirements.
It is July 2018. GDPR is in full effect. Is your disaster recovery plan compliant and battle-tested, or just a PDF gathering dust? We dissect real-world recovery strategies using KVM and NVMe storage.
With the ink barely dry on GDPR, relying on a nightly cron job is a liability. Here is a battle-tested architecture for high-availability disaster recovery in Norway, focusing on RTO, RPO, and data sovereignty.
With the GDPR enforcement deadline looming weeks away, is your disaster recovery plan compliant? We explore practical RTO/RPO strategies, offsite backup automation with Borg, and why data sovereignty in Norway matters more than ever.
It's March 2018. The GDPR enforcement date is looming. If your primary node melts down today, do you have a plan? We break down RTO, RPO, and practical replication strategies using standard Linux primitives.
It's 2018. GDPR is months away. If your server melts down today, can you restore it before the Datatilsynet fines apply? A battle-hardened guide to DR on high-performance Norwegian infrastructure.
With GDPR enforcement looming in 2018, 'backup' is no longer synonymous with 'recovery.' We analyze replication strategies using MySQL 5.7 GTIDs, rsync, and KVM isolation within the Norwegian legal framework.
It is late 2016. The Safe Harbor framework is dead. Ransomware is evolving. Merely copying files is no longer a strategy. Here is how to architect a geo-redundant disaster recovery plan using KVM, ZFS, and Norwegian data sovereignty.
It is late 2016. Safe Harbor is dead, ransomware is rampant, and your RTO is likely a lie. Here is how to build a battle-tested Disaster Recovery plan using KVM, NVMe, and Norwegian data sovereignty.
Backup is not disaster recovery. In this guide, we dismantle common data safety myths, explore 2016's evolving privacy regulations in Norway, and implement a master-slave replication architecture using KVM and NVMe storage.
Hardware fails. RAID controllers panic. In the wake of the Safe Harbor ruling, relying on US-based backups is a compliance nightmare. Here is a pragmatic, code-heavy guide to DR planning for Norwegian infrastructure.
RAID is not a backup. In the wake of the new EU-US Privacy Shield, we dissect how to build a legally compliant, KVM-based failover strategy for high-availability systems in Norway.
It's not if, but when. We dissect the anatomy of a catastrophic failure, the implications of the Safe Harbor invalidation for Norwegian data, and the exact configs you need to survive.
Public cloud isn't the answer to everything. In the wake of Safe Harbor's collapse, learn how to architect a hybrid strategy combining local Norwegian VPS performance with public cloud scalability.
RAID is not a backup. Snapshots are not a strategy. A battle-hardened look at designing failover systems for Norwegian infrastructure using MySQL replication, rsync, and KVM isolation.
With the invalidation of Safe Harbor, relying on US-based backups is a legal minefield. We breakdown a battle-tested Disaster Recovery plan using KVM, MySQL replication, and Norwegian data sovereignty.
The invalidation of Safe Harbor has exposed the cracks in European data strategies. Here is a battle-tested guide to surviving catastrophic failure using KVM, MySQL replication, and Norwegian data sovereignty.