Upgrade your data management strategy to support today’s demands.
The system – or systems – you purchased or inherited years ago are probably not appropriate for the modern data protection needs of your organisation.
Use this handy checklist when you’re researching data protection that supports files, applications, databases, and hypervisors, plus both public and private clouds.
What areas of data management does this system support?
- Data backup
Data recovery
Single view of on-premises and cloud data
Setting automated data policies
eDiscovery
Disaster recovery
GDPR readiness
Ransomware recovery options
eDiscovery
Disaster recovery
GDPR readiness
Ransomware recovery options
What is the breadth and depth of cloud support?
Microsoft Azure
- Azure Virtual Machines
Azure SQL Database
Azure Blob Storage (Hot and Cool and Archive)
Azure Data Box
Amazon AWS
- Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2)
Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS)
Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3 & S3-IA)
Glacier
Snowball
Oracle Cloud
- Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage (OCI)
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage (S3 Compatible)
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Archive
Storage Classic (OCIC)
Google Cloud
- Nearline
Coldline
Regional
Multi-Regional
Private clouds
What are the data migration capabilities of the system?
- Move data to the cloud
- Move data from the cloud
- Move data across cloud storage – public or private
- Built-in compression, deduplication, and encryption
- Automation to define process flows across data projects
- Orchestration from provisioning to validation
- Native cloud integrations instead of proprietary gateways
- Automated data archiving based on preset retention schedules
What data management capabilities are included?
- Manage data across on-premises data centers, public, and private clouds
GDPR readiness: detection of personal data for proactive data cleanup and data subject requests
Extend on-premises service level agreements (SLA) for policies to cloud
Apply consistent management policies as new data enters the environment
How does the data management platform support data use?
- Users can discover and recover data across hybrid locations
Access data without restoring it; use data directly from the cloud repository
Single search for data indexing across on-premises and cloud storage
Quickly create new dev/test environments in the cloud using replicated data
How does the platform support disaster recovery?
- Manage disaster recovery across on-premises, public, and private cloud storage
Automate disaster recovery workflows with tested cloud management policies
Push-button disaster recovery processes to create cloud storage, data, and policies
Recover data and applications directly in the cloud or across platforms (physical-virtual-cloud)
Multiple recovery time objectives (RTO) and recovery point objectives (RPO) for different workloads
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