Why Oracle Database Backup & Replication Matters?
Oracle has become an important part of today's enterprise business operations, making its protection non-negotiable.
Prevent Oracle Data Loss
Ensure Business Continuity
The Compliance Requirements
Prevent Data from Ransomware
Cutting-edge Oracle Backup Technologies
Info2Soft’s robust Oracle backup solution-i2Backup delivers complete, automated protection for all Oracle data, including databases, tables, users and so on.
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Recover Oracle Data Whenever You Need
With our high-performance recovery technology, you can restore Oracle databases quickly and flexibly anytime you need them.
Granular Recovery
Restore individual files (like CDBs, PDBs, archive logs, control files, parameter files, etc.) without restoring the entire backup to cut recovery time.
Point-in-time Recovery
Recover the Oracle to specified time/SCN/log sequence number. Quickly restore it to the state before a data disaster like system failure.
Restore to New Server
If the original database host has been damaged or corrupted, i2Backup helps you to restore the Oracle DB backup to a new destination.
Seamless Oracle Replication for High Availability
Info2Soft offer complete Oracle data protection solutions. Our real-time replication software – i2Stream keeps Oracle databases in sync with other servers, no shutdown required. Whether that another Oracle Server, MySQL, PostgreSQL, DB2, MongoDB, or more.
In this way, if disaster strikes, the standby database can take over operations instantly to achieve near-zero PRO and minimize losses.
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Easy Management of the Whole Situation
Manage large-scale Oracle environments effortlessly. Our intuitive console offers robust features and visibility, making backup and replication management simple and scalable.
Graphic Dashboard
Monitor the state of your current Oracle database backups and replications. Enjoy real-time graphic reporting of all task status.
Auto Notification
Support automatically sending Email to let the administrator stay informed of task status, and prompt identify or address potential issues.
Storage Optimization
Remove outdated and redundant backup versions to save storage space by default. And you can set a cleanup rule for additional needs.
How We Ensure Your Oracle Database Security
Enterprises rely heavily on Oracle databases to store critical business data, making data security a top priority. Check how Info2soft safeguard Oracle database with advanced, multi-layered protection.
Immutability
Provide a kernel-level immutable storage solution. And anti-tampering drivers can’t be uninstalled at will. This effectively prevents ransomware and unauthorized processes (including root users) from deleting backup data.
Access Control
i2Backup offers centralized role-based access control. Administrators can assign view, add, modify, or delete permissions to specific users and track all operator actions for full auditability.
Encryption Transmission
Protect data in transit with industry-standard encryption protocols. We support AES and SM4 encryption on backup and replication processes to ensure secure and compliant data transfers.
Configure File Protection
Support backup of configuration files and metadata to remote host to ensure complete backup continuity, so if the console server files or data are lost, you can recover all tasks, operations, and settings.
FAQs about Oracle Data Protection
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Here are sheets to tell the benefits of i2Backup’s hot backup.
When to choose cold vs Hot Backups for Oracle
- Use Cold Backups ONLY IF:
+ Database can tolerate hours offline
+ No archive log mode enabled
+ Simplicity > recovery speed
+ Choose Online Backups (i2backup) FOR:
- 24/7 operational systems
- Short RPO/RTO requirements.
- Mission-critical databases requiring continuous availability.
When to choose cold vs Hot Backups for Oracle
- Use Cold Backups ONLY IF:
+ Database can tolerate hours offline
+ No archive log mode enabled
+ Simplicity > recovery speed
+ Choose Online Backups (i2backup) FOR:
- 24/7 operational systems
- Short RPO/RTO requirements.
- Mission-critical databases requiring continuous availability.
Here is a sheet to tell their main differences:
