Amazon Glacier vs Druva inSync

• Cheap storage of backup data.
• Can be used as a part of the entire suite of tools from Amazon, without requiring you to leave the familiar stack.

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• The first and foremost thing about Druva is user friendliness for both administrators and users.
• Easy deployment and upgrades of clients.
• User is able to recover the data by themselves by using web or client.
• No performance lagging issues when Druva is installed.

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• Enumeration of data takes hours. In order to get data back you'll need to do inventory of the bucket, but that takes a few hours to complete.
• Data and bucket deletion also requires inventory. Moreover, it is not possible to delete a bucket that has been recently written to - making bucket deletion a lengthy ordeal: first, you perform inventory, then delete your files, but you cannot delete the bucket as you recently deleted files, so you have to wait for another day in order to delete the bucket itself.
• While data storage is cheap and easy, data retrieval can be expensive as you only get a download quota that is a few percent of your storage.

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• Only thing I am expecting are slight security improvements.
• While doing .pst files backup, it should compress at much as possible. Since these days users have more data in mail than [the] system.
• After upgrading to new version, the ability to roll back to the older version in case of any issues.

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• Cheap backup storage - up to the level where it becomes only tiny fractions of your entire project, whereas other solutions would be much more expensive.
• The established reliability of AWS also makes you sleep better at night knowing your data is going to be OK.

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• The biggest positive impact would be having a single unified solution for protecting against data loss in case of an accidental device loss.
• Second, having data oversight is beneficial to insure that there is no manipulation or misuse of company technology.

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