BK/FBM

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Backup (BK) and Fibre Backup Module (FBM) are two important components used by companies that require larger capacities and longer-term storage availability. Both BK and FBM incorporate the latest technology to ensure reliable and secure data storage, but each one has specific requirements that must be met to be considered a viable solution.BK utilizes a RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks) for data storage, providing a higher level of reliability than other storage technologies. RAID systems use multiple disk drives arranged as a “redundant array”, which is a type of disk array that functions as a single, large disk drive. The array copies data across multiple drives to ensure data is not lost during a single disk failure. RAID technology also allows for faster data rate lengths, improved performance, and flexibility in setting storage parameters.FBM is a type of intelligent storage device designed to back up critical data by replicating it across multiple, separate mirrored disks. As data is written onto one disk, it is also copied onto multiple other physical disks. Mirrored disks can protect data in the event of a drive failure or power loss, allowing users to quickly recover their valuable information. The advantage of FBM is that it can provide up to eight times the amount of storage capacity and data speed compared to traditional RAID storage systems.For businesses that need to store critical data over long periods of time, backup and FBM are both important options. BK provides faster speeds and reliable data storage, while FBM increases storage capacity and helps ensure data is available even in the event of catastrophic failures. By understanding the differences between these two types of backup solutions, companies can determine which one is best suited for their needs.

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