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dayo30459yOur development servers would be fine as their backed up off site. Our business tools on the other hand still run of access 2000 we have backups but it's such a pain in the ass to set up it would take a while to get back up and running
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all our source code is on github (private). we don't do hosting ourselves. I think that we could have everything up and running again in a day.
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We have another location we the exact same server and networking hardware. Our offsite backups are stored in the cloud and with in driving distance so all I have to do it grab the drives, spin up the VMs, and redirect the DNS. If you have a laptop, you can VPN in, or if you want to come to the new location.
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lewdogg9959yDropbox yo. Everything is in my pro account. Not a single thing that I couldn't spin up on any other machine. Granted, I will have wait about 12 hours for a fresh Dropbox sync, but I can't live without it.
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