The flight of the (Druva) Phoenix
Updated September 04, 2020
The flight of the (Druva) Phoenix
Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Overall Satisfaction with Druva Phoenix
We use Druva Phoenix to backup our server environment, which includes physical machines, virtual machines, and SQL databases across the whole organization. Below is what Druva addresses for us:
- Offsite backups so we didn't have to use other means to get our backups offsite. Plus our data is available if something physically happens to our location.
- We love Druva Phoenix for its ease of use. It was very easy to set up and monitor the status of all of our backups. The console is great!
- Compression and de-duplication is phenomenal. We usually are sitting at 12.6x space savings. This is incredible.
- No onsite equipment to worry about. No more tapes, tape drives, and external hard drives are needed since it is all in the cloud. Also, no need for a separate backup server. You can use the server that would have been needed for backing up for something else.
- The security. The fact that Druva encrypts everything and they cannot even access the data without being part of our organization provides comfort on the protection of our data.
- No more upgrading/updating of software. Druva takes care of all of that. When new features are added, you have instant access to them.
- Deduplication
- Fast backups
- Growing features
- Easy to use
- Great Console
- Auto detection of database when backing up machine so database jobs can be auto-created
- A positive: We are using less than expected storage within Druva thanks to the deduplication.
- Not needing to buy external hard drives/NAS devices for backups helps us to be more green.
- The peace of mind that comes from having a cloud solution.
- Veeam Backup & Replication
The way Druva Phoenix stacks up against Veeam Backup & Replication is not a fair comparison. The version of Veeam Backup & Replication we have requires you to backup to some other device whether it is a disk, NAS, tape, or whatever other media so you have to spend more money. Also, you are limited to the physical location for backup as a resource.
We went with Druva Phoenix because you did not need anything else onsite for the backups to work.
We went with Druva Phoenix because you did not need anything else onsite for the backups to work.