recovery-models

Vocabulary Word

Definition

In computing, 'recovery models' are all about data retrieval after a system error or mishap. They guide the way a system will recover data, or get a system back to normal if things went wrong.

Examples in Different Contexts

Recovery models in addiction treatment outline pathways for overcoming dependence and rebuilding lives. A counselor might state, 'The recovery model we use integrates therapy, community support, and lifestyle changes to promote sustainable recovery.'

Practice Scenarios

Tech

Scenario:

Following the system failure we experienced, we need to review our database backup strategies and disaster recovery plan.

Response:

I agree, revising our recovery models and enhancing our backup strategies will make our system more resilient.

Software

Scenario:

Given the critical nature of the customer data we process, it's crucial our software delivery pipeline includes a robust disaster recovery plan.

Response:

Certainly, integrating efficient recovery models into our pipeline should be a priority for data security.