Backup jobs on autopilot
Replace hundreds or even thousands of backup operations with just a few policies, from backup frequency and retention to replication and archival. Use the same rules for your on-premises and cloud workloads.
Save time managing backups and let SLA automation do the job.
Replace hundreds or even thousands of backup operations with just a few policies, from backup frequency and retention to replication and archival. Use the same rules for your on-premises and cloud workloads.
Using conventional, manual backup is like sending a parcel specifying exactly where and when that item must be, what truck it must be on, and so on, for each step of the way until it reaches its final destination.
If anything needs to be modified, for instance, the truck arriving late, you will have to go into the system and manually tweak every stage of the procedure. That's how manual backups work, too.
Suppose you are using the equivalent backup automation to send your package. In that case, you would use a more declarative approach and have the platform's intelligence figure out how to deliver your parcel to its final destination.
If changes to the route are required, the platform will make them automatically.
Backup jobs, when done correctly, take place primarily behind the scenes. Backup software carefully copies data from devices and servers to off-site data centers or cloud infrastructure late at night or on weekends.
It's a procedure that has been somewhat digitized. Most backup systems, for example, allow you to set periodic automated backups in advance.
However, many backup components are still manual, which is not always desirable. So what is it that makes backup automation a must-have?
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