Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for data management are described. A data management system (DMS) may provide backup and recovery services for customer computing systems or databases. The DMS may implement an active/passive partition scheme to enable reception of log files in a push manner and avoid frequent building and teardown of the stack to back up the database. The DMS may implement two storage partitions which alternate between an active and passive state. Received log files may be stored temporarily in a first storage partition in the active state. Once the first storage partition is transitioned to the passive state, the DMS may capture a snapshot of the storage partition and may store the snapshot. When the first storage partition is transitioned to the passive state, the second storage partition may be transitioned to the active state so that the DMS may continue to receive log files.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for data management are described. A data management system (DMS) may provide backup and recovery services for customer computing systems or databases. The DMS may implement an active/passive partition scheme to enable reception of log files in a push manner and avoid frequent building and teardown of the stack to back up the database. The DMS may implement two storage partitions which alternate between an active and passive state. Received log files may be stored temporarily in a first storage partition in the active state. Once the first storage partition is transitioned to the passive state, the DMS may capture a snapshot of the storage partition and may store the snapshot. When the first storage partition is transitioned to the passive state, the second storage partition may be transitioned to the active state so that the DMS may continue to receive log files.