Chief Operating Officer at a tech services company with 51-200 employees
MSP
Top 10
2023-04-27T15:31:00Z
Apr 27, 2023
Most of our use cases are midsize organizations. They use Acronis Backup Cloud as a secondary backup, with their primary backup on their office and secondary on the cloud.
Technical Support Engineer at a tech services company with 11-50 employees
Real User
Top 5
2023-02-15T15:47:00Z
Feb 15, 2023
Acronis Backup Cloud can back up your on-premise workload, such as your virtual machine and physical server. You can store your backups in-house in the cloud or local storage, for example, a file server or network-attached storage. If you have servers in a cloud provider, such as in AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud Platform, you can use Acronis Backup Cloud to back it up. You can also use the solution to protect workloads in applications such as Microsoft 365, Barracuda, Google Workspace, and Microsoft Exchange. Acronis Backup Cloud can protect machines that run on various operating systems, such as the Windows Server, all versions, from 2008 to 2022, Linux, and Mac operating systems.
I am a managed service provider and we provide this solution to small and medium-sized companies for backing up their data. The client will have local backup copies on their premises, and a backup copy of that in the cloud. At times, the clients will back up their data directly to the cloud from their end devices. The small companies prefer to do this without having a local installation of Acronis.
Our primary use cases are for managing backups as a service provider. We manage multiple customer accounts. It offers better console access for customers, partners, and for us as a service provider. It has one console for many loads and one backup for many recovery options. Converting backups as a virtual machine offers an edge as a low-cost Disaster Recovery solution. If it had better deduplication, it would be considered as a good archiving solution too as the restore parts are arranged in a much better way. The latest cyber protect addition looks promising but needs to have good testing to be performed.
Technical Support Engineer at a tech services company with 11-50 employees
Real User
Top 5
2020-05-10T08:05:59Z
May 10, 2020
We currently have 12 users of this solution in our company and hope to increase that in the near future. We are partners with Acronis and I'm a technical support engineer.
Head of Infrastructure & System Department at a integrator with 51-200 employees
Real User
2019-11-21T10:01:00Z
Nov 21, 2019
In general, the solution is primarily used to externalize backups. Most customers don't want to take an active part in the maintenance or verifying of everything daily, so they revert the backup process to us and we use the solution to ensure it's happening regularly and properly.
Acronis Cyber Protect Cloud unifies backup, anti-malware, antivirus and endpoint management capabilities (such as vulnerability assessments, patch management, remote access and monitoring, etc.) in one integrated, easy-to-use solution designed for service providers. All your infrastructure is managed through a single console and you need just one agent on an endpoint to take advantage of all capabilities. The unique integration enables service providers to reduce complexity and make security...
Most of our use cases are midsize organizations. They use Acronis Backup Cloud as a secondary backup, with their primary backup on their office and secondary on the cloud.
Acronis Backup Cloud can back up your on-premise workload, such as your virtual machine and physical server. You can store your backups in-house in the cloud or local storage, for example, a file server or network-attached storage. If you have servers in a cloud provider, such as in AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud Platform, you can use Acronis Backup Cloud to back it up. You can also use the solution to protect workloads in applications such as Microsoft 365, Barracuda, Google Workspace, and Microsoft Exchange. Acronis Backup Cloud can protect machines that run on various operating systems, such as the Windows Server, all versions, from 2008 to 2022, Linux, and Mac operating systems.
We use Acronis Backup Cloud to be sure that we're not losing any data because we had some bad experiences in the past.
Currently, we're using it to backup all the workforce data from the laptops and devices. The data is taken to the server for backup purposes.
We use the solution to backup servers.
I am a managed service provider and we provide this solution to small and medium-sized companies for backing up their data. The client will have local backup copies on their premises, and a backup copy of that in the cloud. At times, the clients will back up their data directly to the cloud from their end devices. The small companies prefer to do this without having a local installation of Acronis.
Our primary use cases are for managing backups as a service provider. We manage multiple customer accounts. It offers better console access for customers, partners, and for us as a service provider. It has one console for many loads and one backup for many recovery options. Converting backups as a virtual machine offers an edge as a low-cost Disaster Recovery solution. If it had better deduplication, it would be considered as a good archiving solution too as the restore parts are arranged in a much better way. The latest cyber protect addition looks promising but needs to have good testing to be performed.
Best Image Level Backup. One backup, File/Image
We currently have 12 users of this solution in our company and hope to increase that in the near future. We are partners with Acronis and I'm a technical support engineer.
I use Acronis Backup as my disaster recovery solution.
This is the file and data backup solution that we use.
In general, the solution is primarily used to externalize backups. Most customers don't want to take an active part in the maintenance or verifying of everything daily, so they revert the backup process to us and we use the solution to ensure it's happening regularly and properly.