Backup & Recovery: Inexpensive Backup Solutions

Backup & Recovery: Inexpensive Backup Solutions for Open Systems W. Curtis Preston
Publisher: O'Reilly Media

Here's a look at how backup solutions from Acronis, Quest Software, and Red Gate Software stack up against each other. As it turns out I was wrong, there are so many different solutions out there and the price ranges on them all vary from cheap to very expensive it was very overwhelming and I went about it with caution and open mind. In fact, Kaseya Technical Director Ray Barber is doing a solid job educating VARs and managed services providers (MSPs) about where each backup solution potentially fits in the storage market. Your database backup and restore needs, there are alternative tools you can use. Simply put: Kaseya Data Earlier today, MSPmentor confirmed that Persistent Systems has acquired Doyenz, a cloud backup and recovery provider that recently halted operations and had U.S. Not so with GFI Backup 2010 which, despite one or two shortcomings, is an effective yet easy to use and affordable backup solution. Equally important, if the solution involves recovering data from backups, is the requirement that there be a high speed, low latency (I call this “back-end”) connection between the cloud storage where the backups are kept and the cloud computing environment. And if it takes off it could become a problem for the existing backup and recovery business (which is often the first offering many smaller telco cloud providers launch to customers). This is only present in Open a trouble ticket to have the backups dumped to USB drives, shipped or carried to the cloud computing area and connected into the customer workspace. AWS Glacier is cheap, slow and Amazon hopes startups find it the prefect place to put files that aren't accessed very often. Using SQL Backup Pro (you must install one set of server components per SQL instance to do so). This feature is available on other products, too, such as Acronis Recovery for MS SQL Server and Microsoft System Center Data Protection Manager (DPM) 2012. What is it and who File-based backup and recovery are the order of the day here, although SQL databases can also be backed up, plus there's support for Microsoft's Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS) to cope with open files when using the latest Windows platforms. Jack Wallen explains what he likes about Redo Backup and Recovery, and then describes how to use the Linux-based, Live CD, disaster recovery solution. It does more then just file backups (Full System State). Backups can VAT) for the first system and £15 (ex.