11:11 Disaster Recovery as a Service Alternatives

we use Azure site recovery as part of our wider disaster recovery strategy for clients and it’s been a dependable solution. Overall it gives us reassurance that critical systems can be recovered quickly if needed and it’s integrated nicely into our existing environments, once in place it runs reliably in the background without needing much day-to-day attention.

VMware Live Recovery offers me service for both disaster and backup service which means no need to use two different software. I can validate the snapshots before restoring using the isolated recovery environment.

I've been using Acronis over the past 15 years, imo previous on prem versions were way more fun

I loved to sell this to our customers as i find security an very interesting industry trend for all customers

I have found Axcient’s X360Recovery to be a reliable and comprehensive backup and disaster recovery solution. Their platform stands out for its chain-free backups, which remove the complexity of managing backup chains, and its Autoverify checks data integrity to ensure recoverability. Axcient x360Recover delivers peace of mind through reliable backup for fast recovery.

Druva has provided us with a hassle-free, air-gapped backup solution that eliminated our need for managing on-premise hardware. The centralized management console worked exceptionally well for our remote offices.

The Alto is the best back-up appliance I've ever used. Datto's 24x7 support is American based and the techs know their stuff.

The services offered fits to the clients requirement and good for regulatory compliances