Auto-discovery of sources helps our customers understand storage and data usage.
It also offers data protection of AWS sources like EC2 instances by using global orchestration of snapshot management and AWS native capabilities.
It uses common SLA policy automation with global orchestration, including file-level recovery with near-zero RTO. Backup and Recovery – The Druva Cloud Platform provides snapshot management for the backup, recovery, and replication of your AWS instances.Compliance - Not understanding or having visibility into the kind of data residing across services like AWS S3 or Glacier could lead to GDPR non-compliance, regulatory, or contract violations.ĭruva Apollo is the only Software-as-a-Service (SaaS)-based data protection solution that enables backup and recovery with lifecycle management for Amazon EC2 (AMI), S3, EBS, RDS, and Glacier across multiple AWS regions and accounts from a single interface.Lack of Visibility - Different business units with separate accounts on public clouds are using various public cloud resources that are adding to the data growth and leading to additional hidden costs.Customers have reported spending 50% of their primary infrastructure budget for retaining point-in-time copies (snapshots). Cost Control - Public cloud usage could get very costly if not used effectively.Traditional data protection solutions used in on-premises data centers are not optimized to handle public cloud sources like AWS EC2, RDS, or DynamoDB. Public cloud usage is a shared responsibility -each organization is responsible for protecting its own account usage. Complete Data Protection - Public cloud usage is not immune to migration errors, accidental deletions, outages, or rogue-application issues.Many of these organizations have found themselves under tremendous pressure to provide real answers in order to deliver on the promises they’ve made for meeting these challenges. Organizations cannot ignore the governance, eDiscovery, and compliance needs of each line of business.Replication and workload mobility for application test and development will be needed in order to make the necessary investments in time and resources for cloud workload migration.Visibility into sources, usage, and data age will be crucial, as well as the automated management of retention and the archiving of data in S3 and Glacier.IT teams need centralized snapshot services and recovery across multiple AWS regions and accounts in order to meet the SLA requirements of the business.Many organizations plan to retain a number of servers on-premises that will still need to be managed and protected, so they are looking for a solution that provides them with this level of flexibility. They are now looking at solutions optimized for public cloud data protection and cost management for their environments. Other early adopters have 80% of their workloads already in public cloud.Some organizations are in early phases of cloud adoption, with pilot workloads in place, and plan to transition more production workloads to the public cloud in the next 6 to12 months.Companies are taking a phased approach to cloud adoption.Organizations are waking up to the reality that the adoption of the public cloud is a worthwhile path to standardizing and streamlining their infrastructure.A “cloud first” strategy is no longer a buzzword-it has actually become a standard term within companies.While working closely with the businesses that are grappling with these issues and using Druva to help address them, we’ve gained some important insight into what the critical needs are. Many organizations plan to retain a number of servers on-premises that will still need to be managed and protected, so they are looking for a solution that provides them with this level of flexibility.” Trends like these indicate a significant shift in how organizations are adopting public cloud solutions for their infrastructure and application workloads. Gartner research predicts that by 2017, infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) and platform as a service (PaaS) in public clouds are expected to grow by 36.8% ($34.6B) and 22.6% ($8.8B), respectively. The accelerating adoption of cloud platforms by organizations has created a new set of technology challenges that require a deeper understanding of data usage and lifecycle management as well as the development of a more holistic data protection model that spans on-premises and cloud environments. NovemRono Jacob, Director, Product Management
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