Dell Data Protection Suite is a comprehensive product with comprehensive tools. When you sell it, sometimes customers are not using all the tools, but the customer will have availability of these tools to cover more workloads that cannot be supported by other tools. Dell Data Protection Suite includes PowerProtect Data Manager, Networker, and Avamar. Avamar is now in flight. We have included all these tools. Avamar specializes for certain workloads where it can perform better on that workload. When we speak about tape outs, we can do it natively with Networker, which is not included by PowerProtect Data Manager and Avamar. If you have workloads with KVM or Nutanix hypervisor, we have a specified tool for that, and it will be coming to be pre-integrated with PowerProtect Data Manager. We used to have the tool V-Protect, which will now be replaced with PowerProtect Data Manager natively supporting EHP from Nutanix. The whole idea behind it is that the complexity of the backup solutions and the complexity of the data center is reflected in how you protect this data center. That is why customers may not have one backup software for everything. If you need to integrate with a certain kind of applications with hot backups, image-level backup, and granular restore, customers may need to look at different tools for this. Now they are trying to consolidate whatever they can on PowerProtect Data Manager as the next-generation backup tool. This solution requires skills and is not customer installable. Partners or deployment partners need to have the right certification to implement it. I would rate this review as a seven out of ten overall.
Training is essential to avoid operational disasters because these systems are complex and involve core infrastructure processes. I'd rate the solution ten out of ten.
Backup and Recovery solutions play a crucial role in safeguarding data by providing systematic ways to back up and restore critical information in case of any data loss or corruption. The solutions in this category are essential for maintaining data integrity, protecting sensitive data, and ensuring business continuity. They offer advanced features such as incremental backups, snapshot-based recovery, and disaster recovery options suitable for both small businesses and large enterprises....
Dell Data Protection Suite is a comprehensive product with comprehensive tools. When you sell it, sometimes customers are not using all the tools, but the customer will have availability of these tools to cover more workloads that cannot be supported by other tools. Dell Data Protection Suite includes PowerProtect Data Manager, Networker, and Avamar. Avamar is now in flight. We have included all these tools. Avamar specializes for certain workloads where it can perform better on that workload. When we speak about tape outs, we can do it natively with Networker, which is not included by PowerProtect Data Manager and Avamar. If you have workloads with KVM or Nutanix hypervisor, we have a specified tool for that, and it will be coming to be pre-integrated with PowerProtect Data Manager. We used to have the tool V-Protect, which will now be replaced with PowerProtect Data Manager natively supporting EHP from Nutanix. The whole idea behind it is that the complexity of the backup solutions and the complexity of the data center is reflected in how you protect this data center. That is why customers may not have one backup software for everything. If you need to integrate with a certain kind of applications with hot backups, image-level backup, and granular restore, customers may need to look at different tools for this. Now they are trying to consolidate whatever they can on PowerProtect Data Manager as the next-generation backup tool. This solution requires skills and is not customer installable. Partners or deployment partners need to have the right certification to implement it. I would rate this review as a seven out of ten overall.
Training is essential to avoid operational disasters because these systems are complex and involve core infrastructure processes. I'd rate the solution ten out of ten.