FINNZI

Backups are kept locally, but also replicated to Tuxis, which provides a PBS instance where you can replicate your backups to, meaning that if we have to restore files/VMs quickly (if we need data in the short term) but if we have a disaster we do have a copy of the data with longer retention at Tuxis. But if you feel like it you can also host your own PBS instance anywhere and store your backups there - it is amazing how easy it is to manage PBS instead of some of the backup solutions I've seen in the past!... For Internet redundancy we have connections from different providers - the main Internet connection is fronted by a Fortigate 40F firewall which advertises the default route through OSPF to the core routers. Then we have a Mikrotik L41G-2AXD&FG621-EA 4G router with a connection through a different provider that has a static route with a high priority on the core routers which acts as a backup. This has proven to be very stable setup for the Internet connectivity so far... The..