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However, these solutions, no matter how robust, cannot circumvent the laws of physics. The reality is that you will be using your Internet connection as a conduit to move large data sets. This prescribes slightly modified best practices, including reconsidering the benefits of bare metal restores.
Bare metal restore to dissimilar hardware is a topic of much interest, debate and hype these days, often leaving questions like "it it real?" and "how can I be sure it works before a data recovery event?"
Cloud backup using modern approaches yields a ton of benefits — lowering costs and simplifying processes — but it does require some different strategies around how to best protect your environment.
To learn more about the benefits and pitfalls of bare metal restores, as well as the viability and practical ways of using cloud solutions for that purpose, download Bare Metal Restore in the Cloud: How-to Guide.
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