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RTO and RPO

RTO and RPO are the two numbers that define a recovery plan. RTO (recovery time objective) is the maximum time a system can be down before it hurts the business. RPO (recovery point objective) is the maximum amount of data you accept losing, measured in time since the last copy.

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recovery time objective, recovery point objective, recovery targets

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MTTD, MTTA and MTTR

MTTD, MTTA and MTTR are the three core incident response metrics. MTTD is the mean time to detect a problem; MTTA, the mean time until someone acknowledges it and starts working on it; MTTR, the mean time to resolve it. The lower they are, the less impact each incident has.

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