I am handling the storage part, not the compute part. Through storage, I have Dell PowerMax 2000, Dell Unity, Data Domain, and Dell SAN switches. Additionally, I have two boxes from IBM FlashSystem 9500. I am familiar with Cloud Pak, as I am currently working with IBM Cloud Pak for Application and IBM Cloud Pak for Integration. I am using Dell EMC NetWorker at my site, which natively supports DD Boost. For certain workloads, I am using Dell PowerProtect Data Manager and Veritas NetBackup. All three applications support DD Boost and work fine with it, achieving a great level of deduplication rates.
I use DD Boost because we utilize some Data Domain protection servers. We use DD Boost with our backup solution, Veeam, as it is part of our Veeam backup solution.
We use DD Boost as a backup appliance for data storage. The appliance provides data deduplication and synchronization, contributing to faster processes. We engage with a local partner who handles the provider and support requirements.
At our company, we have configured DD Boost on Data Domains and web-based backup appliances. DD Boost is connected to a network solution of our organization. Using DD Boost, you can deduce a technology that connects the Data Domain with the NetWorker. DD Boost acts as a path to connect the Data Domain and NetWorker simultaneously to take backups.
Deputy Secretary at Life Insurance Corporation of India
Real User
Apr 4, 2024
We are using the RMAN tool, which stands for Recovery Manager, in our company's backup solution. The backups are managed through the Recovery Manager (RMAN).
Dell DD Boost is used together with Dell's appliances for areas like data domain and networking. DD Boost is a very good functionality if you have machines or servers with a lot of data you don't want to send through a network. With DD Boost, you can use it as an application on the server itself before you send over the data. If you want to improve the speed and reduce the amount of data that is sent over the wires, you use DD Boost.
Manager, Network Ict at a energy/utilities company with 1,001-5,000 employees
Real User
Nov 30, 2023
In our current production environment, we are using Data Domain for both primary and NDR, and we are planning to replace the VINs. Our focus has mainly been on improving data transfer rates, particularly for decision-making and data transfer efficiency.
We use this solution primarily for backup. We use it to duplicate backup images when we have governance requirements with multiple copies in different locations. We will also be deploying a gate fault solution where data domain duplication is the only way of ingesting data into CyberArk.
We are using DD Boost whenever we do the configuration for our customer, we enable the protocol for almost all the users in the environment for backups. We prefer connecting to DD Boost for the backup because it helps boost the data transfer.
Data Protection Specialist at Tech Mahindra Limited
Real User
Jun 18, 2021
We use this solution with Data Domain (DD) to enhance the data backups of our databases and applications. It is a very popular solution around the world.
head of presales at a tech services company with 11-50 employees
Real User
Dec 10, 2020
We proposed the use of Dell EMC Data Domain Boost with Oracle backend to a financial organization. They had a very good experience with backup times and fast resolutions.
As a cloud-based solution, customers buy cloud applications like Veeam or Backup X6, and they need storage to put data on the cloud. We recommend Data Domain to them and we implement a solution using Data Domain Boost with their backup solution. I implement and troubleshoot for the customers. In the last six months, the deployment model we were using is on-premises. I have only deployed on the cloud once, and it's easy for our customers. It's a pleasure to do. All of my experience is on-premises.
Cloud Pre-Sales Engineer at a computer software company with 51-200 employees
Reseller
Sep 15, 2019
I am a solution engineer, and I help customers design and implement their solutions and architectures. I propose technologies, such as Dell EMC. I also assist the sales consultants with technical questions from customers. This solution, Data Domain Boost, works with Data Domain to improve the backup speed. For example, we propose this solution for customers who need to back up their VR LAN quickly. The best use case for this solution is a client that has a LAN architecture backup with a lot of data. It may include databases like Oracle and MSSQL. Recently, we integrated a Data Domain 9300 for a financial institution in Morocco that can back up both VTL and VMware virtual workloads. There is replication between two sites and it is integrated with NetBackup and TSM. So, in this project we used DD Boost to backup all VMware workload and the resuslt is the client is satisfied.
We use this solution to compress our data storage and as a data backup environment. We only store our data for two weeks, so in a two-week period, for the volume of data as well as our mixed types of data, we get the best cost per terabyte stored on Data Domain.
We are an integrator and this is one of the solutions that we supply to our customers. I do some of the training on this solution for our customers, as well, so I use it personally in that regard. This is primarily used as a backup solution.
DD Boost is known for high-speed data handling, deduplication, and compression. It offers efficient backup performance and management, supporting plug-ins and client-side deduplication to reduce bandwidth use, while ensuring scalability, stability, and secure data protection.DD Boost's standout features include efficient data management and enhanced backup capabilities through client-side deduplication, reducing bandwidth and resource use. It provides robust data protection with encryption...
I am handling the storage part, not the compute part. Through storage, I have Dell PowerMax 2000, Dell Unity, Data Domain, and Dell SAN switches. Additionally, I have two boxes from IBM FlashSystem 9500. I am familiar with Cloud Pak, as I am currently working with IBM Cloud Pak for Application and IBM Cloud Pak for Integration. I am using Dell EMC NetWorker at my site, which natively supports DD Boost. For certain workloads, I am using Dell PowerProtect Data Manager and Veritas NetBackup. All three applications support DD Boost and work fine with it, achieving a great level of deduplication rates.
The use cases for DD Boost are typically for data protection requirements of customers.
I use DD Boost because we utilize some Data Domain protection servers. We use DD Boost with our backup solution, Veeam, as it is part of our Veeam backup solution.
We use DD Boost as a backup appliance for data storage. The appliance provides data deduplication and synchronization, contributing to faster processes. We engage with a local partner who handles the provider and support requirements.
I am using it for a backup application that does backups to the Data Domain.
At our company, we have configured DD Boost on Data Domains and web-based backup appliances. DD Boost is connected to a network solution of our organization. Using DD Boost, you can deduce a technology that connects the Data Domain with the NetWorker. DD Boost acts as a path to connect the Data Domain and NetWorker simultaneously to take backups.
We are using the RMAN tool, which stands for Recovery Manager, in our company's backup solution. The backups are managed through the Recovery Manager (RMAN).
Dell DD Boost is used together with Dell's appliances for areas like data domain and networking. DD Boost is a very good functionality if you have machines or servers with a lot of data you don't want to send through a network. With DD Boost, you can use it as an application on the server itself before you send over the data. If you want to improve the speed and reduce the amount of data that is sent over the wires, you use DD Boost.
The solution is used for faster backup.
In our current production environment, we are using Data Domain for both primary and NDR, and we are planning to replace the VINs. Our focus has mainly been on improving data transfer rates, particularly for decision-making and data transfer efficiency.
I use DD Boost with Veeam Backup in my company.
We primarily use the solution for replication and backup jobs.
We use this solution primarily for backup. We use it to duplicate backup images when we have governance requirements with multiple copies in different locations. We will also be deploying a gate fault solution where data domain duplication is the only way of ingesting data into CyberArk.
We are using DD Boost whenever we do the configuration for our customer, we enable the protocol for almost all the users in the environment for backups. We prefer connecting to DD Boost for the backup because it helps boost the data transfer.
I'm using Dell EMC Data Domain Boost for backup purposes.
Our customers use Dell EMC Data Domain Boost to minimize the negative outcomes and protect against ransomware attacks.
We use this solution with Data Domain (DD) to enhance the data backups of our databases and applications. It is a very popular solution around the world.
I primarily use the solution for the backup capabilities. I'm using about 100 terabytes daily.
We proposed the use of Dell EMC Data Domain Boost with Oracle backend to a financial organization. They had a very good experience with backup times and fast resolutions.
We are using the product as a back-up target solution. I am an infrastructure group leader and we are customers of Dell.
We primarily use the solution as an SQL backup. We also use the DD Boost protocol.
We primarily use this product for cost savings and saving server capacity.
We use the solution mostly on-premises.
Our primary use for this solution is backup. We have an on-premises deployment.
As a cloud-based solution, customers buy cloud applications like Veeam or Backup X6, and they need storage to put data on the cloud. We recommend Data Domain to them and we implement a solution using Data Domain Boost with their backup solution. I implement and troubleshoot for the customers. In the last six months, the deployment model we were using is on-premises. I have only deployed on the cloud once, and it's easy for our customers. It's a pleasure to do. All of my experience is on-premises.
I am a solution engineer, and I help customers design and implement their solutions and architectures. I propose technologies, such as Dell EMC. I also assist the sales consultants with technical questions from customers. This solution, Data Domain Boost, works with Data Domain to improve the backup speed. For example, we propose this solution for customers who need to back up their VR LAN quickly. The best use case for this solution is a client that has a LAN architecture backup with a lot of data. It may include databases like Oracle and MSSQL. Recently, we integrated a Data Domain 9300 for a financial institution in Morocco that can back up both VTL and VMware virtual workloads. There is replication between two sites and it is integrated with NetBackup and TSM. So, in this project we used DD Boost to backup all VMware workload and the resuslt is the client is satisfied.
We use this solution to compress our data storage and as a data backup environment. We only store our data for two weeks, so in a two-week period, for the volume of data as well as our mixed types of data, we get the best cost per terabyte stored on Data Domain.
We use the solution primarily for data backup.
We primarily use it as a solution for saving costs and capacity.
We are an integrator and this is one of the solutions that we supply to our customers. I do some of the training on this solution for our customers, as well, so I use it personally in that regard. This is primarily used as a backup solution.