Hi Guys,
So once we had our first glorious SolarSCADA demonstration site on a real 1.6MW solar power plant, everyone was happy, all was well, and the sun was shining.
Then, a few weeks later some clouds blew in, and lightning struck something near or in the site, and blew a bunch of things up. While the electronics were variously protected and isolated, this was a freak occurrence, as lightning is well known and tolerated by solar plant design and operation.
So the Mango PC got smoked. And then I was like, oh snap. What about backups? Of course I did not do any. I was planning to down the road.
So, sad story aside, two questions:
Can I backfill data on a remote site from a central cloud mango that was logging persistent TCP points? Is this a pretty manual process?
I know you have an article about backups that I will read. I was wondering if someone could write a few sentences about how I should have managed this mango install, and best practices for going forward.
Thanks,
Alex