While virtualization is prevalent in today’s business IT environments, many organizations still have regulatory and control requirements that necessitate on-premises, physical servers and bare metal servers. 

Our Backup as a Service (BaaS) Solution manages how, when and where production backups are stored and replicated—on-premises and in IBM Cloud to simplify operations across your entire environment. Protect data centers, remote offices and even workstations no matter where they are.

With this solution you can:

  • Reduce overall IT and primary storage costs – up to 10x savings on long term data retention.
  • Leverage the simplicity, elasticity, and unlimited scale of Cloud Object Storage.
  • Automate movement of backups to long term storage as they as they age out of the required operational restore window.
  • Eliminate the management burden and additional cost associated with expanding primary and secondary storage.
  • Fast, agentless image-based backups for VMs, and agents for bare metal and on-premises workloads
  • Recovery of entire VMs, individual files and application items
  • Item-level recovery and eDiscovery for Microsoft Exchange, SharePoint and Active Directory
  • Transaction-level restore of Oracle and SQL Server databases
  • Automatic testing and reporting of every backup and replica
  • Monitoring and alerting to unseen issues which can impact backup and application performance

OUR BAAS SOLUTION

IBM Cloud

Our BaaS solution is built using Veeam and IBM Cloud.  Veeam’s full, on-premise capabilities are available on IBM Cloud. That’s not something other public clouds deliver.

Plus, IBM Cloud provides free network traffic between its 60+ cloud datacentres worldwide, Store, copy and replicate Veeam backup infrastructure and automate archive storage based on your recovery service level needs, not the restraints of your budget.  

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