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==Training session Tetra team on Infosys DOP Amanda understanding. Dated 10 Nov 2022 - Tetra Support Staff - Biswajit Banerjee== {{#ev:youtube|ZKG90V00TZ8|640}} '''Video summary:''' [PARTIAL TRANSCRIPT QUALITY - some gaps but core content legible] "Training session Tetra team on Infosys DOP Amanda understanding" -- an architecture and handover session for Tetra's long-running relationship with Infosys, specifically the Department of Posts (DOP) project using Amanda backup software. Sets context first: Infosys is a very large, structured organization, so remote access typically isn't available for Infosys-owned environments the way it is with smaller clients -- Tetra has delivered many projects with Infosys over roughly 11-12 years, some now finished and some still ongoing, and for this particular DOP engagement the implementation itself required physical, on-site work in Delhi (near Rajokri Road) because of the department's requirements, even though ongoing support is remote after that. Notes the Income Tax Department is a related/relevant reference program with its own data center presence in Delhi (GK-2 area) -- likely mentioned as an architecturally similar or connected engagement. On Amanda itself: it's the backup solution deployed for DOP, backing up multiple machines from a single data-center (DC) server, with a second environment configured as DR (disaster recovery) alongside the primary DC. The presenter pauses mid-session to check whether formal documentation exists for this deployment before continuing, suggesting institutional documentation for this particular engagement may be incomplete or hard to locate. Given the transcript gaps, deeper Amanda-specific configuration detail beyond this overview could not be reliably captured.
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