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Cover image for the case study Backup and recovery solution for SIEM data at Terabyte scale.

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Backup and recovery solution for SIEM data at Terabyte scale.
How One2N built an automated SIEM backup and restore pipeline for 1.5TB of security data per day across 100+ tenants, running under $200 per month.

Blogs

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Optimizing MongoDB backup strategy: lessons from achieving a 1-Hour RPO
Portrait of Mihir Bhagwat, SRE at One2N

Mihir Bhagwat

SRE @One2N

Portrait of Sanket Rajgiri, SRE at One2N

Sanket Rajgiri

SRE @One2N

Portrait of Spandan Ghosh, Content at One2N

Spandan Ghosh

Content @One2N

MongoDB backup strategy for a 1-hour RPO on GKE with the Community Operator: daily mongodump full dumps and hourly oplog backups for point-in-time restore.

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All software is assembled
Portrait of Chinmay Naik, CEO at One2N

Chinmay Naik

CEO @One2N

All software is assembled: why teams ship faster by integrating third-party components than building from scratch, and how to treat dependencies.

Talks

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Common pitfalls in Data Analytics: Patterns over Tools | One2N Bits Ep.3
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Kshitish Deshpande

Software Engineer @One2N

Portrait of Jaideep Khandelwal, CTO at One2N

Jaideep Khandelwal

CTO @One2N

Kshitish from One2N breaks down the most common analytics traps startups fall into and why mental models matter more than tool choices.

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Lessons Learned managing a Terabyte scale database for three nines of uptime
Portrait of Chinmay Naik, CEO at One2N

Chinmay Naik

CEO @One2N

Chinmay Naik shares lessons from managing a terabyte-scale MySQL database for three nines of uptime, delivered at RootConf SREConf, November 2023.

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