Veeam Backup & Replication better than you expect

We utilize Veeam Backup & Replication at our data center to take nightly backups of our servers without significant impact on the performance of the environment. We are able to take backups at our primary data center. We also securely send a copy to our DR site should we need to spin that up. All of this while being able to encrypt the backups. I also use the Veeam community edition to backup my personal devices with the same confidence and similar interface I am used to in our enterprise. Veeam Backup & Replication allows us to easily back up multiple TBs of data in less than our allowable window. With the built-in snapshotting feature, we don't have to be concerned with referencial integrity.

22 virtual workloads (VMs and applications), and 2 physical workloads. This is less than anticipated. We have not redeployed our HA servers for extra redundancy, load balancing, and lower RTO. I also use Veeam Backup & Replication for backing up certain workstations. Similar interface and workflow.

Moved to Veeam Backup & Replication when forced to change Managed Hosting solution due to a ransomware attack on the storage at another vendor. We are now moving to Zerto as a solution to meet our RPO and RTO needs while also adding an additional backup site. We will still use Veeam Backup & Replication for nightly and GFS archives.

Not yet. We are just now deploying an Azure solution as a tertiary site and plan to use Zerto to keep that site in sync. This gives us an immutable copy protecting us from various methods of data loss and real-time replication for quick failover without having to do a full restore.

We have not. We migrated our NAS/File-share to SharePoint and Egnyte. We use Barracuda as a cost-effective method of backing up SharePoint. We looked into Veeam Backup & Replication for this solution but found hosting and management of it more cumbersome than our existing solution.