Overall Satisfaction with Veeam Data Platform
We are backing up our whole virtual infrastructure around the world. With Veeam we can use several other devices to save our backups, like tape or external ransomware-proofed storage devices. Even saving backup in the cloud via "Veeam Cloud Connector" is possible and not bad. You can just create real backup jobs to certain devices and then copy the backup over to another media without touching your live infrastructure again.
- Virtualized workloads
- Endpoints and physical servers running Windows & Linux
- NAS filers
- Application-centric recovery using Veeam Explorers (for Exchange, SQL, Sharepoint, etc)
- Capacity Tier to store data within object storage for longer term retention
- Utilizing backup copies for secondary purposes via DataLabs
- Application-centric recovery using Veeam Explorers (for Exchange, SQL, Sharepoint, etc)
- Application-based restores are great & quick.
- I like the idea of having several states of backups on different devices.
- Copying existing backups to different types of media without touching the actual infrastructure is great.
- Creating different types of jobs sometimes gives you a headache.
- The way of creating a retention policy is very hard to understand at the beginning.
Do you think Veeam Data Platform delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Veeam Data Platform's feature set?
Yes
Did Veeam Data Platform live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of Veeam Data Platform go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Veeam Data Platform again?
Yes
We started with about 20 virtual machines in Germany, and now we're backing up about 45 VMs in Germany and about 10-15 more all over the globe.
- We are much safer regarding ransomware which saves us money in other cases.
The old backup application (Backup Exec) was really bad at backing up the virtual environment at the time we started using VMware, so we had to change our backup infrastructure anyway.
We are not saving anything to the cloud at this time due to a lack of great internet speed. We have tried using the cloud connector in the past, but pushing all of the files in the cloud took forever.
We are using NAS in our company but not for live data - they will only be used as repositories in Veeam to store backups on them. So we don't back up them anyway.