But the top four that actually are about disaster recovery are:
- Michael Lucas' book Tarsnap - an encrypted storage system for Unix users who want extreme levels of paranoia about the security of their backups. Michael is a very famous sysadmin-writer who deserves first place for anything he writes.
- Steven Nelson's book from 2011 which covers enterprise backup in general, glaringly omitting HP Data Protector.
- Joe Kissell's book on Crashplan
- My Planning, Deploying and Installing Data Protector 9.
Thank you to everyone who has bought it so far; I hope you have found it useful.
Greg Baker is one of the world's leading experts on HP Data Protector. His consulting services are athttp://www.ifost.org.au/dataprotector. He has written numerous books (see http://www.ifost.org.au/books) on it, and on other topics. His other interests are startup management, applications of automated image and text analysis and niche software development.
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