Absolutely. Having done this blind and also with a well documented process I can say the latter is far smoother.
The restore process should be written in an incident response run book and practiced by the on-call people. (Maybe in your quarterly disaster recovery tests?)
The terror of data loss fades significantly when you come across a clean, one page restore process and you’re able to get the data back without a lot of effort.
The restore process should be written in an incident response run book and practiced by the on-call people. (Maybe in your quarterly disaster recovery tests?) The terror of data loss fades significantly when you come across a clean, one page restore process and you’re able to get the data back without a lot of effort.