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How to Protect Your Organization from AWS Outages? 

March 1, 2017
ColoCrossing News
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How to Protect Your Organization from AWS Outages?

AWS Outages, As most people know, Amazon Web Services, commonly known as AWS, experienced a major outage this week.

This outage caused an unknown amount of websites and apps to break for roughly 11 hours on Tuesday, Feb 28th. 

If you’re reading this, you fully understand what 11 hours of downtime could (or has) cost your company. Possibly even worse is the feeling of complete and utter helplessness caused by this outage. AWS Outages, AWS is a gigantic organization, and as such, can’t be expected to communicate one on one with every company they sell web hosting space to.

But what can you do to protect your organization from outages like this one in the future?

AWS Outages, having backups of all data is critical, but it’s likely that if AWS is your go-to for hosting your mission-critical data, you don’t have the equipment on-site to do this. In this case, it’s a good idea to hire a managed services partner.

Among many other things, a partner like ColoCrossing will be able to protect you from such outages by replicating your site on a regular basis so that you can quickly deploy a backup on a server that’s not affected by the outage.

The fact is that outages come in all shapes and sizes. AWS Outages, Having a clear and easily deployable Disaster Recovery Plan  is essential for any business that relies on off site data storage.

If you’re ready to LEARN MORE about how ColoCrossing can help you avoid outages, you can request more information here .

 


Samantha Rattner

Samantha Rattner is the Marketing Specialist at ColoCrossing with a keen understanding of the hosting industry. Samantha brings valuable insights to help businesses optimize their hosting infrastructure. Through her articles and expert advice, Samantha guides readers in navigating the complexities of hosting solutions and staying ahead in the dynamic world of infrastructure hosting.