"backup restoration" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing computer systems or other data where a backup version of the data is stored in case something goes wrong. For example, "The IT department was able to quickly complete the backup restoration process and get the system up and running again."
This chapter focuses on the issues of data storage, including data storage architecture options and the issues surrounding data backup and restoration.
Today, it's expanding this service with a number of new features, including new backup and restoration tools, Git integration and a new WP theme the company exclusively commissioned for its service.
The audit employed a number of assessment areas: a) that all input is authorised, complete, accurate and timely; b) that controls exist over access to the system and user rights and permissions; c) the storage and retention arrangements; d) the disposal arrangements; and, e) backup and restoration.
a very large volume of data to store, frequent and massive write entries that have to be fast and reliable, data readings that have to be fast and consistent, a data model that can evolve and change on the fly (e.g., adding new concepts and data), ease of administration (backups and restoration), capability to have parallel data processing.
"As our customers move towards production use of Kubernetes, many of them face the challenge of managing cluster backups and restorations," the team notes in today's announcement.
Accordingly, the problem of LSP routing with and without restoration backup has received some attention in the recent past.
Strongspace and BingoDisk are amongst services that have been affected since January 12. Joyent CEO David Young said in a post to the Joyent forums that the service "got bit by a massive ZFS bug…that got onto/into the backups" preventing easy restoration.
A16 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 BackuPowerer Availability Drove Restoration Plan The decision after last month's blackout to restore power first to Westchester County and the city's outer boroughs and then at last to Manhattan was dictated by the location of available alternative sources of electricity, the president of Consolidated Edison said.
