Zerto is great!
Overall Satisfaction with Zerto Virtual Replication
We use Zerto to replicate our VMware environment, which has grown substantially over the past several years or so. We have an off-prem DR site that we replicate both on-site data and cloud data brought in from a wide array of formats and organizations. We love the functionality of the automation and the ease of management. It really helps free up time.
Pros
- DR
- Virtualized backup
- Replication
Cons
- Speed
- ROI
- TCO
- Definitely a good ROI, but could be more cost effective
- Licensing could be addressed
- Ease of manaegment
We looked at both CommVault and NetBackup, which are similar platforms to that of the Zerto Replication Software stack. We thought the Zerto solution best met our specification needs, as well as our cost needs. The CommVault licensing was complicated, and we just have had a bad experience in the past with NetBackup.
Using Zerto Virtual Replication
6 - All of the staff that use Zerto Replication Software are in our internal IT department. While we also have a sales staff that sells Zerto products and software, we also use it internally. So the sales team is very knowledgeable, but the IT team is the group that has their hands on the software and use it regularly.
We have a lot of engineering talent on our staff, so we most likely have one or a few employees who are able to fiddle around and make the changes we might need out of our Zerto replication environment, but if we need expert level experience, we would have to reach out to Zerto directly.
- Disaster Recovery to an offsite location
- Disaster recovery to the cloud
- Ensuring a current copy is always available
- Resilience
- multi-cloud functionality
- availability of data and copies of data
- continuous data replication
- application consistency grouping
- long term retention
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