OpSource Cloud DR Service Announced
OpSource introduces new managed disaster recovery service for the cloud.
OpSource says that the new solution enables businesses to operate a secondary disaster recovery site in the cloud for approximately 70 percent less than the cost of the primary site. OpSource's new DR solution costs US$ 2,500 to set up, plus a monthly fee per server. Installation, monitoring, patching and testing are included.
"With the OpSource Cloud, when organizations turn off or 'stop' a Cloud Server, they are not billed for the CPU or RAM, which is a direct reduction in operating expense," the announcement says.
Find out more about OpSource at: http://www.opsource.net/
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