Bacula Systems: Large Data Volume Backup Cost Efficiency
Bacula Systems new VM Performance Backup Suite further raises the bar for backup and restore cost-effectiveness, coupled with new version release to bring rich feature-sets to large IT departments
March 19, 2015, Yverdon-les-Bains, Switzerland – Continuing to lead in high value backup and restore for large enterprises, Bacula Systems today announced its unique VM Performance Backup Suite, coinciding with the general availability of version 8.2 of Bacula Enterprise.
This new functionality-set offers companies enhanced capabilities to significantly drive costs down for large IT departments in the face of rapidly growing data volume.
Building upon the foundation of highly scalable backup and restore, the availability of Bacula
Enterprise Edition 8.2, together with the new Virtual Machine Performance Backup Suite brings enterprise grade backup and restore for both virtual and physical servers to large IT departments. Built to meet modern datacenter demands along with next-generation IT requirements, the features of this version release are:
- Enterprise-class virtual machine backup and restore for Hyper V, VMware, KVM, combined with Global Endpoint Deduplication for extra performance gains.
- Snapshots on Unix, Linux and Windows platforms, where snapshots can be automatically created and used to backup files. Advanced Snapshot management tools enable automatic snapshot creation, retention and monitoring using Bacula’s Catalog, with support for ZFS, BTRFS and LVM.
- New GUI features in BWebTM Management Suite, (web-based configuration, reporting and management tool) such as File Selections Box; TLS certificate management; ‘Storage Status View’, and improved Storage Daemon disk space reporting.
- Copy and Migrate Storage Daemon with deduplication
“We know that costs from Bacula Systems will remain flat, regardless of how much our data volume grows or how often we need to replace our servers by more powerful ones. Knowing that, combined with the outstanding support by Bacula Systems is really liberating” said Thomas Nau, Deputy Director at Communication and Information Center (kiz), University of Ulm, Germany
“Large companies, data centers and cloud providers can now get both their virtual and physical server data backed up with full availability, from one high-value vendor. As physical, virtual and cloud systems converge, this opportunity to modernize data backup strategy and cut costs is proving especially attractive to large research laboratories, large hosting centers, universities and large enterprises around the world, who need to meet specific data security standards” said Frank Barker, CEO, Bacula Systems.
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