CloudEndure Disaster Recovery vs Druva Phoenix

Likelihood to Recommend

CloudEndure is perfect for businesses with a large amount of data that cannot afford a downtime.

System Administrator

JaneDavyComputer & Network Security, 11-50 employees

Durva Phoenix is well suited for the VMware platform and has great restore functionality during disaster recovery. We use a different VM platform so our disaster recovery has a longer timeline if there is a critical failure as we need to get a base OS loaded before we can restore the VM data to it. This is the tradeoff between an expensive VM platform and a near free VM platform. Druva Phoenix is well suited to file version recovery if a previous data state is required by your employees or customers. Very quick to restore.

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Keith Richard, MBA

Director of Operations

GreaterGood.comRetail, 51-200 employees

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Feature Rating Comparison

CloudEndure Disaster Recovery

Druva Phoenix

Universal recovery

Live recovery

Recovery verification

Business application protection

Multiple backup destinations

Incremental backup identification

Backup to the cloud

Deduplication and file compression

Snapshots

Flexible deployment

Management dashboard

Platform support

Retention options

Encryption

Pros

Data continuity
Disaster recovery plan
Cloud migration

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Jane Davy

System Administrator

JaneDavyComputer & Network Security, 11-50 employees

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Recoverability: The speed with which backups can be located and restored is the best I've ever seen.
Visibility: it's easy to keep an eye on what's successfully backing up and, more importantly, what's not.
Availability: Anywhere, anytime; if you need to recover data in a jiffy you're not tied to a specific local server interface - the web console is easily accessible from anywhere.
Simplicity: Configuration of backup jobs is straightforward and guides easily followable.

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Verified User

Technician in Information Technology

Education Management Company, 201-500 employees

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Cons

Give solutions to private users

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Jane Davy

System Administrator

JaneDavyComputer & Network Security, 11-50 employees

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personally, I find the menu structure to review a particular backup job cumbersome
we need the ability to have API driven (agentless) backups of Azure server workloads
for IaaS, phoenix must be cost competitive to platform backup services in AWS, Azure, etc.

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Verified User

Director in Information Technology

Government Administration Company, 1001-5000 employees

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Usability

No score

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Druva Phoenix 8.7

Based on 50 answers

Certain backup solutions can be cumbersome on how they actually work. Where that's properly deploying hardware or software that will house the backups. Druva is different where the software and infrastructure is completely managed. All we needed to do is deploy agents and proxies and point the backups to Druva Phoenix

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Tyler Cook

Server and Cloud Engineer

OnPoint GroupConsumer Services, 1001-5000 employees

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Support Rating

No score

No answers yet

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Druva Phoenix 9.0

Based on 79 answers

We haven't required much in the way of support from Druva after our implementation, however the few times we have had to contact them they have been fantastic. They've quickly offered solutions to our issues and followed up that they were working properly.

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Manager in Information Technology

Civil Engineering Company, 201-500 employees

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Alternatives Considered

We did not try Cloud Flare so I can't say. We followed the online reviews and decided to go with CloudEndure.

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Jane Davy

System Administrator

JaneDavyComputer & Network Security, 11-50 employees

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Carbonite is unstable. It would continually fail, shutting off the service. Because the backup service wasn't running, it wasn't "failing to back up" so we had no idea when the service would randomly, without indication, shut itself off.

Driva has proven simple and stable.

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Joe Manship

System Administrator

A&I TransportTransportation/Trucking/Railroad, 51-200 employees

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Return on Investment

Saved us money loss during downtime

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Jane Davy

System Administrator

JaneDavyComputer & Network Security, 11-50 employees

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This is a necessary service to keep your information safe. I would not say that there is a tangible ROI unless you reach a point where your server gets attacked and wiped-out. Then, you can recover your information in an easy manner, which could represent a potential several-thousand-dollar savings.

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Verified User

Project Manager in Information Technology

Hospital & Health Care Company, 11-50 employees

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Pricing Details

General

Free Trial

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Free/Freemium Version

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Premium Consulting/Integration Services

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Entry-level set up fee?

No

CloudEndure Disaster Recovery Editions & Modules

Edition

Hourly Rate per Source Server	0.028¹

per host/per hour

Additional Pricing Details

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General

Free Trial

Yes

Free/Freemium Version

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Premium Consulting/Integration Services

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Entry-level set up fee?

Optional

Druva Phoenix Editions & Modules

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Additional Pricing Details

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Rating Summary

CloudEndure Disaster Recovery

Druva Phoenix

CloudEndure Disaster Recovery

Druva Phoenix

CloudEndure Disaster Recovery

Druva Phoenix