We are using Commvault to protect some of our workloads in the public cloud. We are using it in AWS SAM and Office 365.
We are using Commvault to protect some of our workloads in the public cloud. We are using it in AWS SAM and Office 365.
Scalability, as well as stability, are a couple of important parts of this solution.
This product is overly complex to operate and run.
The price of this solution could be lower.
We have been working with Commvault for about 18 months.
From a stability point of view, it is very good.
It's extremely scalable. It's used across the coalition control team and the cloud team, so there are a couple of dozen administrators. We are running a great deal more than that in the backend systems.
The technical support is pretty good.
We used Spectrum Protect or Tivoli Storage Manager for quite a few years.
The initial setup looked complex so we contracted Commvault to do it.
Commault completed the deployment but even they had issues, particularly with getting Office 365 operating correctly. Their professional services were the ones who deployed it.
One of the issues with backup vendors is that they overprice, or overvalue their products.
We are looking at Metallic as an alternative because Commvault is a good product but it is a bit complex.
Overall, this is a good product and very capable. That said, my advice for anybody who is considering it is to make sure that it fits your purpose. If you can make do with a simpler product then choose a simpler product.
I would rate this solution a seven out of ten.