Modern data growth is straining legacy backup platforms. As IT budgets are forced to grow, organizations, like , require a more simplified and economical approach to Veeam backup and recovery data \u2013 without sacrificing operational efficiency. Planning for business continuity has become a critical aspect of the modern digital enterprise; one that involves extensive (and expensive!) data backup, recovery strategies and scalability across private and public clouds. In addition, managing and maintaining different environments \u2013 in addition compatibility with different hardware, multiple storage protocols and \u2013 has created further complexities.<\/p>\n
As a result, planning for business continuity has become a critical aspect of data-driven IT departments; one that involves costly and extensive Veeam backup and archive repository strategies across racks, data center sites, and public and private clouds. In addition, managing and maintaining different environments, and compatibility with multiple storage protocols and hardware vendors, has created further complexities.<\/p>\n
Previously, we covered the benefits of performance-based object storage and how organizations can benefit from NVMe flash-based SSDs<\/a> and NVMe-over-Fabric. Next, we’ll discuss how scale-out object storage creates a more simplified and economical approach to Veeam backup and archive repositories<\/a><\/em>.<\/p>\n Evaluating object storage solutions to <\/em>achieve new levels of operational flexibility and efficiency? Here’s what data center administrators need to know to evaluate software-defined unified storage solutions<\/a>. Questions? Drop us an email at sales@www.pogolinux.com<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n