Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed for migrating or restoring a server database such that the migrated server database can be used before data has copied to storage for the migrated server database. Data used by a server database is copied to a copy storage, which is mounted to a second server database. The second server database is brought online using the copy of data. The copy of data is copied to a second storage. The second server database is brought offline and switched to run from the second storage. The second server database is brought back online, thereby permitting use of the second server database before copying data to the second storage.

Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed for migrating or restoring a server database such that the migrated server database can be used before data has copied to storage for the migrated server database. Data used by a server database is copied to a copy storage, which is mounted to a second server database. The second server database is brought online using the copy of data. The copy of data is copied to a second storage. The second server database is brought offline and switched to run from the second storage. The second server database is brought back online, thereby permitting use of the second server database before copying data to the second storage.

Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed for migrating or restoring a server database such that the migrated server database can be used before data has copied to storage for the migrated server database. Data used by a server database is copied to a copy storage, which is mounted to a second server database. The second server database is brought online using the copy of data. The copy of data is copied to a second storage. The second server database is brought offline and switched to run from the second storage. The second server database is brought back online, thereby permitting use of the second server database before copying data to the second storage.

Abstract: Iteratively determining compliance of a backup system with a service level agreement (SLA) of service level policies (SLPs), including receiving an SLP having a data management schedule and indicating a first backup time of a first backup job; determining an SLP schedule type of windowed or continuous based on the SLP, and a first compliance analysis time based on the SLP schedule type and the first backup time; determining a first monitoring event associated with the first compliance analysis time and with a first compliance analysis type; performing a first compliance analysis of the first compliance analysis type to generate a first compliance status of the first monitoring event; and creating a second monitoring event associated with a second analysis time based on the first compliance status, and with a second compliance analysis type, and being based on the first compliance status.

Abstract: Iteratively determining compliance of a backup system with a service level agreement (SLA) of service level policies (SLPs), including receiving an SLP having a data management schedule and indicating a first backup time of a first backup job; determining an SLP schedule type of windowed or continuous based on the SLP, and a first compliance analysis time based on the SLP schedule type and the first backup time; determining a first monitoring event associated with the first compliance analysis time and with a first compliance analysis type; performing a first compliance analysis of the first compliance analysis type to generate a first compliance status of the first monitoring event; and creating a second monitoring event associated with a second analysis time based on the first compliance status, and with a second compliance analysis type, and being based on the first compliance status.