Druva works excellently with remote copies
Overall Satisfaction with Druva inSync
Druva has been our backup management service par excellence since we started using it. The platform shows many ways to monetize our data backup by being able to export the backups to almost any specialized web storage service. In addition, the data restoration capabilities are some of the most extensive we have tested.
Pros
- No failures occur during the execution of the backup processes, not even if the files are damaged or corrupted due to external causes, as they are finished backing up, and once the process is finished we can continue with our regular operations by dropping the file.
- The configuration of Druva can be done so quickly that it is possible to start copying data and backing it up to the cloud of our choice almost instantaneously, which shows how versatile the software is for people even without experience in this area.
- When you need to manage all the different versions of the same file stored in a specific cloud, the platform offers the option to generate almost unlimited copies without making the process confusing, or making it difficult to access each file in a row.
Cons
- It does not have a tool that makes backups can be scheduled at different levels, or automate them to run at certain times without the need to generate them manually, which leads to the need to work in real-time, which makes us lose time.
- If there is a file being uploaded to the cloud and the connection is poor, uploads can be paused randomly if the Druva platform is placed in the background, and this can make work quite difficult if the user is busy with other activities, and forces the user to stay within the Druva screen.
- It does not have a comfortable compression mechanism, and this makes it difficult to compress files when you need to upload them to the web.
- In economic terms, Druva is sufficiently economical that recovering the investment made at the time of purchase is easy to achieve.
- Prior to using Druva, we did not have the capacity to grow our ROI to a point where we could begin to see short-term gains.
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