VMware vSphere 7.0 introduced many great features. One of these features is vSAN 7.0 File Services. But if your organization is thinking of using this feature, what are the options available to you to protect your critical data saved on vSAN 7.0 File Service?
If you have been following the CloudOasis blog, you will be aware of the Community WebApp called Office 365 Backup Sizing Tool. Two years ago I came up with the idea of using WebApp and manual entry to estimate the size of your Office 365 Backup for storage and compute.
It may be a requirement of your business to move your data and workload from one public cloud to another. In a world where there are many public cloud choices, this can be complex, cumbersome, and expensive; but, it is the business decision that has been made, and you have to comply.
Managing the backup of unstructured data presents a considerable challenge for any organization. The modern world generates enormous volumes of unstructured data every day. Yet, in the face of this enormous data flow, there is a dedicated workforce, you, protecting this data in backups.
You can interact with your Azure services using Microsoft Azure Restful APIs. However, to start sending commands and instructions, you must carry out several steps before you can interact with Azure.
For those of you waiting for the new version of Veeam Backup for MS Office 365, Christmas has arrived early. Veeam Software has just released their new version today, 26th of November. On this blog, I will discuss the new features and enhancements introduced in this version.
Are you wondering how much local storage your MS Office 365 backup requires? Are you wanting to learn more about your user’s behaviour while connected to your services over time to better manage your MS Office 365 licensing costs? Do you have your management team wanting more insight
You are required to restore a workload from Production to a QA Lab; but, you have a concern about restoring private, or classified, data? Can you restore a Production workload, and at the same time remove the private, or classified, data without running through a very long process? Perhaps you could automate the process?
There are benefits in task automation, beyond the obvious of time-saving. Task automation also reduces the chances of mistakes during the process, and ensures repeatability, regardless of who performs the task.
Suppose you have a new business requirement to protect your stored business-critical data from modification or deletion. This new business requires that you comply with market data protection standards, or it has a specified legal requirement.