Disaster Recovery

Disaster Recovery in the Cloud: Part Two

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Richert Caldwell

Rich Caldwell is an independent writer with expertise in Cloud. He holds three Associates and two Professional AWS Certifications and has 25 years of professional consulting experience specializing in cloud architecture, data center infrastructure and operations, servers and operating systems, NAS/SAN storage, networking, and architecting resilient solutions. Rich has a Bachelor’s in Computer Information Systems from DeVry Institute of Technology.

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