Increased DRP (Disaster Recovery Plan) process stability and mitigated business continuity risks.
To better integrate compatibility with other operating systems, in addition to Windows Server.
I've used this solution for three and a half years.
None, the product and its platform are very stable. All OK.
None, scalability has been OK.
Very good, timely, and effective.
We had used others without purpose to put it in the scheme of a DRP, like ArcServer, but only to do conventional backups and not to function as your alternate platform.
The initial configuration was simple (adding agents of new servers that were created in a very easy and intuitive way), the most difficult is to define your schematic of how long incremental backups should be made, from which servers or applications, etc.
Price and License: Best (the most competitive).
Yes, several.
That prior to the acquisition and evaluation of solutions like datto, make a plan that works for times of recovery and at points of return, in case they need to enable the platform as an alternative (secondary application) to your primary applications.
By evaluating and choosing, we can question the supplier and challenge their technology, qualifying quantitatively who best meets the needs according to the criterion cost/benefit.
