I have used Infrascale Backup & Disaster Recovery in multiple places. I previously worked on a Kafka project where we had to ensure that our primary region was Ireland, but the application remained available in another region in case something went wrong. Currently, I use it for a GitLab platform that we have deployed for over 12,000 users across our company. A specific example of how I used Infrascale Backup & Disaster Recovery in that project involved backup and disaster recovery for the Kafka platform. We had topics receiving messages from several customers sending in their data. We stored it for seven days in our platform, but we wanted to keep it secure in another region, and we used Stockholm as our secondary region. We built a replica of our platform using Infrascale Backup & Disaster Recovery in Stockholm. It was a passive setup, not an active one, so we were not actively using it, but we maintained it in case Ireland went down so we could quickly divert our users to Stockholm with their data present there, real-time data with no data loss and seamless movement to a backup. Infrascale Backup & Disaster Recovery has helped us strategize our setup, which increased our RPO and RTO for the applications that brought us more users. It created more trust in our users and in our application, which increased our revenue because people trusted that we have a backup that works, which had been tested in the test environment for all of them. They had all the rights to test it.
Infrascale Backup & Disaster Recovery serves as my primary disaster recovery management platform, with a focus on ransomware protections and ransomware recovery. I have used Infrascale Backup & Disaster Recovery as a ransomware recovery platform because it is a cloud-based solution that can create a backup for disaster recovery and mitigate the critical impact on businesses from ransomware attacks. In the event of a ransomware attack scenario, I could protect my data and recover it as soon as it becomes compromised and encrypted by the threat actor. With the easy disaster recovery and backup solution, I can easily fetch the data and recover it. I generally focus on backup scenarios, such as when a server becomes compromised or there are issues accessing files due to glitches or performance behavior, so I can quickly recover the data given that I have the backup. Being a cloud-based solution, it is easy to scale as well, allowing me to rapidly recover the data from any kind of attack or threat. This is really helpful because the local and cloud detection protection platforms are being used.
I don't personally use Infrascale Backup & Disaster Recovery; I resell it and have it for a client who seems to like it. They're waiting for this upgrade and update that's going to allow more capabilities, so obviously they want more and more.
I have been using Infrascale Backup & Disaster Recovery since 2016, which is approximately six to seven years. During this time, we transitioned from other solutions to fully adopt Infrascale's platform.
We're using Infrascale Backup & Disaster Recovery for disaster recovery and onsite backup from various server environments such as VMware and Microsoft Azure.
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The client is using it for backup and recovery. They have an appliance on-premises, and they replicate data from on-premises to the Infrascale cloud. This is how they use their data protection environment.
Consultant at a comms service provider with 11-50 employees
Consultant
Nov 16, 2021
We use it for simple, day-to-day backup of files and of virtual machines. But the overall requirement is to have a system in place that meets disaster recovery and business continuity requirements, which this does. It is a physical deployment with replication to cloud.
100% of our use cases are DRaaS. As an MSP, we deploy it to clients, backing up all their infrastructure and replicating it to Infrascale Cloud. We have so many deployed. We usually try to stay on the most current version. There might be a few that are a version behind. It deployed as a hybrid. We use on-prem Infrascale appliances, then replicate for the disaster recovery to their private cloud (Infrascale Cloud).
I'm a reseller of the solution. Any client that has an Office 365 environment or a Google Workspace platform, with a need to back up their email, documents, SharePoint—any of those types of things in the cloud—we look at this tool to back that up and make it immutable. It's a fantastic tool for that. Infrascale Cloud Application Backup is a cloud deployment, so I don't have to be onsite, or go out to a customer site, to deploy it. I can do it remotely across the U.S. It connects right into Office 365 or Google Workspace. I don't require a third-party cloud provider for it. Infrascale is self-contained. They are the backup provider and the storage provider.
IT Manager at a healthcare company with 51-200 employees
Real User
Jun 25, 2021
I have remote users and I needed to be able to back up their stuff. So all my remote people have it. I needed a backup solution that was distributed, just like my workforce. It is 100 percent cloud-based, and fire-and-forget. I have also set it up for a few of my high-profile users, which includes all of my management team. Because we're a hospital, there isn't a lot of data on the nurses' workstations, so there's no real need to back those up.
We are using this solution for backing up our systems to the cloud. Many of the systems being backed up are laptops. We also resell this solution to our clients.
Infrascale Backup & Disaster Recovery enables quick disaster recovery with features like centralized management, fast recovery, and Critical Server Insurance. Its platform ensures data security and operational resilience, appealing to businesses needing reliable disaster recovery.Infrascale Backup & Disaster Recovery offers an efficient, transparent backup process with a robust platform that provides data security through deduplication, compression, and encryption. It supports easy...
I have used Infrascale Backup & Disaster Recovery in multiple places. I previously worked on a Kafka project where we had to ensure that our primary region was Ireland, but the application remained available in another region in case something went wrong. Currently, I use it for a GitLab platform that we have deployed for over 12,000 users across our company. A specific example of how I used Infrascale Backup & Disaster Recovery in that project involved backup and disaster recovery for the Kafka platform. We had topics receiving messages from several customers sending in their data. We stored it for seven days in our platform, but we wanted to keep it secure in another region, and we used Stockholm as our secondary region. We built a replica of our platform using Infrascale Backup & Disaster Recovery in Stockholm. It was a passive setup, not an active one, so we were not actively using it, but we maintained it in case Ireland went down so we could quickly divert our users to Stockholm with their data present there, real-time data with no data loss and seamless movement to a backup. Infrascale Backup & Disaster Recovery has helped us strategize our setup, which increased our RPO and RTO for the applications that brought us more users. It created more trust in our users and in our application, which increased our revenue because people trusted that we have a backup that works, which had been tested in the test environment for all of them. They had all the rights to test it.
Infrascale Backup & Disaster Recovery serves as my primary disaster recovery management platform, with a focus on ransomware protections and ransomware recovery. I have used Infrascale Backup & Disaster Recovery as a ransomware recovery platform because it is a cloud-based solution that can create a backup for disaster recovery and mitigate the critical impact on businesses from ransomware attacks. In the event of a ransomware attack scenario, I could protect my data and recover it as soon as it becomes compromised and encrypted by the threat actor. With the easy disaster recovery and backup solution, I can easily fetch the data and recover it. I generally focus on backup scenarios, such as when a server becomes compromised or there are issues accessing files due to glitches or performance behavior, so I can quickly recover the data given that I have the backup. Being a cloud-based solution, it is easy to scale as well, allowing me to rapidly recover the data from any kind of attack or threat. This is really helpful because the local and cloud detection protection platforms are being used.
I can describe a few use cases for Infrascale Backup & Disaster Recovery, which we primarily use for data protection and recovery.
I don't personally use Infrascale Backup & Disaster Recovery; I resell it and have it for a client who seems to like it. They're waiting for this upgrade and update that's going to allow more capabilities, so obviously they want more and more.
I have been using Infrascale Backup & Disaster Recovery since 2016, which is approximately six to seven years. During this time, we transitioned from other solutions to fully adopt Infrascale's platform.
We're using Infrascale Backup & Disaster Recovery for disaster recovery and onsite backup from various server environments such as VMware and Microsoft Azure.
We use their online backup, their cloud-based backup, and their cloud-based Office 365 backup.
The client is using it for backup and recovery. They have an appliance on-premises, and they replicate data from on-premises to the Infrascale cloud. This is how they use their data protection environment.
We use it for simple, day-to-day backup of files and of virtual machines. But the overall requirement is to have a system in place that meets disaster recovery and business continuity requirements, which this does. It is a physical deployment with replication to cloud.
100% of our use cases are DRaaS. As an MSP, we deploy it to clients, backing up all their infrastructure and replicating it to Infrascale Cloud. We have so many deployed. We usually try to stay on the most current version. There might be a few that are a version behind. It deployed as a hybrid. We use on-prem Infrascale appliances, then replicate for the disaster recovery to their private cloud (Infrascale Cloud).
We use it for backups of our data on our servers. So, we use it in a four-hour incremental backup.
I'm a reseller of the solution. Any client that has an Office 365 environment or a Google Workspace platform, with a need to back up their email, documents, SharePoint—any of those types of things in the cloud—we look at this tool to back that up and make it immutable. It's a fantastic tool for that. Infrascale Cloud Application Backup is a cloud deployment, so I don't have to be onsite, or go out to a customer site, to deploy it. I can do it remotely across the U.S. It connects right into Office 365 or Google Workspace. I don't require a third-party cloud provider for it. Infrascale is self-contained. They are the backup provider and the storage provider.
I have remote users and I needed to be able to back up their stuff. So all my remote people have it. I needed a backup solution that was distributed, just like my workforce. It is 100 percent cloud-based, and fire-and-forget. I have also set it up for a few of my high-profile users, which includes all of my management team. Because we're a hospital, there isn't a lot of data on the nurses' workstations, so there's no real need to back those up.
We are using this solution for backing up our systems to the cloud. Many of the systems being backed up are laptops. We also resell this solution to our clients.