Tibero Unveils Active-Active DR Strategy for Public Dual-Operation Environments
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Tibero said on the 15th that it plans to unveil its next-generation DB-centric DR strategy.
Tibero will participate in the '4th Digital Disaster Recovery System Construction Strategy Conference,' which will be held on the 18th at COEX.
At the event, the company plans to introduce disaster recovery strategies related to ADR, DB Layer DR, and OwlDB-based hybrid DR.
Recently, the public sector has been actively pushing ahead with upgrades to disaster recovery systems and the building of dual-operation frameworks, with the goal of securing the stability and service continuity of critical information systems. As a result, interest is growing in DB-centric DR strategies that factor in real-time data synchronization between the operations center and the DR center, rapid service switchover in the event of a failure, and cloud-based disaster recovery.
In line with this trend, Tibero announced on the 15th plans to unveil its next-generation DB-centric DR strategy. Tibero will participate in the '4th Digital Disaster Recovery System Construction Strategy Conference,' which will be held on the 18th at COEX.
TmaxTibero plans to present a DB-centric DR strategy for public-sector organizations preparing to transition to Active-Active DR. The strategy is built around real-time data replication, automatic failover, and hybrid cloud integration, and is expected to improve service continuity and increase DR infrastructure utilization.
At the event, Tibero plans to introduce its disaster recovery strategy and position ADR(Active Data Replicator) as the core solution. ADR replicates database transaction logs in real time and supports data synchronization between the operations center and the DR center. Tibero plans to explain that it will implement a real-time replication framework using transaction logs through ADR.
Tibero also plans to present a DB Layer DR architecture alongside storage-centric replication methods. While storage replication focuses on data protection at the infrastructure level, DB Layer DR directly replicates database changes. The company also plans to highlight that DB Layer DR can connect heterogeneous DB environments.
The presentation topic is a disaster recovery framework for public-sector systems rated A1 and A2, and it will cover implementation strategies for DB Level Active-Active DR and DB Level Active-Standby DR. It will also include real-time bidirectional data replication in homogeneous (Tibero-Tibero) environments and heterogeneous (Oracle-Tibero) environments, automatic Fail-over, and measures to ensure data consistency. Tibero plans to share the effects of database-layer DR based on actual deployment cases.
Tibero is paying attention to the changing role of the DR center, and plans to explain a shift away from the model in which the DR center remains a dedicated infrastructure that stands by only when a failure occurs. The company plans to introduce ways to use the DR center, including read-only operations and test environments. Through this, it aims to turn the DR center into an operational asset that can normally make use of DR resources, thereby improving the utilization of disaster recovery infrastructure and operational efficiency.
Tibero will also unveil a hybrid DR strategy that takes cloud environments into account, and propose a disaster recovery framework using its fully managed DB platform, 'OwlDB.' The plan is focused on enabling flexible expansion of the disaster recovery environment as needed, based on on-premises-cloud integration. Through this, the company aims to reduce the burden of having to continuously operate separate large-scale DR infrastructure.
Amid this trend, Tibero consultant Yeom Ji-won said that recent disaster recovery strategies are evolving into Always-On architectures and are moving beyond simple backup systems to set service outage minimization as their goal. He explained that the presentation will propose an integrated deployment plan linking ADR-based DB Layer DR with OwlDB-based hybrid DR. He also said the company will present a next-generation disaster recovery strategy that customers can apply in real-world environments.
Tibero said it will operate an exhibition booth at the venue and provide disaster recovery-related technical consultations there. The consultation topics will cover DB Level Active-Active DR architecture, Oracle-Tibero heterogeneous data replication, and hybrid DR deployment plans, and based on these, the company will also share guidance on designing disaster recovery frameworks that can be applied to real-world environments.
Source: IT DAILY · Yang Seung-gap
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