CloudBerry Provides Support for OpenStack backup service managed -
CloudBerry Lab, a provider of backup and management solutions for public cloud storage services, now provides support for OpenStack CloudBerry Managed backup. With this offer managed service providers (MSP) can leverage the OpenStack technology for customer cloud backup. Service providers can either run their own OpenStack deployments or use OpenStack-compatible storage provider such as Rackspace, HP Helion, or IBM SoftLayer with the ability to run the cloud backup through the Backup provides managed cloudberry.
With this update, CloudBerry Backup Managed now includes:
- multiple cloud Storage media accounts - CloudBerry now allows MSPs to add suppliers multiple cloud storage back-end to their Managed backup accounts for the OpenStack selection as the main storage, or add it as extra storage account
- History backups management control panel - . MSPs can monitor the backup history of their users directly from the backup control panel managed. Suppliers must not use third party software (eg, remote desktop applications, sharing the software screenshots, etc.) to determine the status of backup plans. Suppliers can manage all backup plans "their users from a web interface
- granular administrative permissions -. MSPs can create sub-accounts administration with limited authorizations backup services control panel managed. Suppliers can specify specific functions of a sub-account admin could handle, such as creating, editing and dropping users; the license management; management and deployment of backup / recovery plans; and control of billing issues.
"OpenStack allows MSPs to become more agile, reduce costs and avoid vendor lock-in when it comes to the cloud," said Alexey Serkov, CTO at CloudBerry Lab. "CloudBerry realized many service providers want to leverage the benefits of OpenStack cloud backup, and support for OpenStack managed backup, we now provide the MSP tools they need to easily and effectively bring OpenStack to their customers and we do it securely with best-in-class encryption. "
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