Infrastructure & Separation of Services

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Infrastructure & Separation of Services ccTLD Workshop June 2006 Apia, Samoa

Infrastructure Verify: Components are working? Backup: What, how, when, where? Restore: Testing your restore! Power: Enough, UPS, graceful shutdown? Physical: Safe? Backup site location?

Infrastructure Connectivity: Redundancy? Enough? Network: Monitored? Boxes: Enough. Spare parts? Security: Your data? Your boxes? Your site? OS: Reasonable? Up-to-date? Secure?

Separation of Services DNS: Off-site DNS in case of total network loss? Geographically different secondaries? Services: Not all running on one box? Data: Backups off-site? Redundancy: Core services duplicated?

Results Poor planning and implentation have led to: Entire TLDs (countries!) off-line for long periods of time. Loss of data = loss of money = loss of customer records. Difficulty expanding in the future.