Greetings to all,

SFMOMA is planning a $500m building and endowment expansion during the next 
four to five years. This expansion will involve, among other things,  a 
significant construction project as well as  temporary administrative offices 
and off site art storage facilities. In the context of this expansion,  we are 
proposing a private cloud solution in Sacramento (Raging Wire) for 
backup/disaster recovery and business continuity. Currently SFMOMA has about 
20TB of data (combination of file system, virtual machines, databases, etc.) 
which is growing exponentially. I was wondering if any of you are using cloud 
based services for backup? If so, which service providers are you using?

If you do use a cloud based service for backup, how does the service work with 
your disaster recovery and business continuity strategy (RTO, RPO)? 
Additionally, what is the pricing model for the services you use and what kind 
of bandwidth does it require?

I realize this is a fairly broad inquiry, but any information you can pass on 
would be extremely useful for our planning. Thanks in advance for your feedback.

Best,
Leo Ballate
IT Director
SFMOMA
151 Third Street
San Francisco, CA 94103
tel: 415-357-4145
fax: 415-947-1145
www.sfmoma.org

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