KineticCloud Backup for Servers protects Now VMware ESXi servers to the VM Host Level -
Coverage of backup recovery and data services provider KineticD announced this week its KineticCloud backup for servers product has been enhanced to protect VMware ESXi servers at the VM host, providing fast backups and restores. It is now available in beta for channel partners at no additional cost.
"More and more SMEs are moving to the cloud, many are looking to virtualization as a way to combine resources and reduce the costs of IT infrastructure," said KineticD in a press release subject to ChannelPro- SMB .
the VMware ESXi server allows SMEs to implement systems and / or multiple operating machines from one physical server, the equipment economy, data center space and resources. KineticD is an Elite VMware partner. It aims to provide a "cost-effective, intelligent, easy to use to protect virtualized machines, while providing greater flexibility and protection" according to the press release.
using the VMware vStorage APIs coupled with KineticDs block level deduplication, KineticD speeds up VMware backups and sends additional data changes and block transfers that are not stored in the safe. This eliminates unnecessary data at the source and leads to much faster backups that consume less storage, bandwidth and time.
Backups do not require installing individual agents or plug-ins. In addition, the solution sports the ability to schedule backups during off-peak times or at specific times during the day, which reduces the load on servers and bandwidth. It provides full and differential backups, using VMware Changed Block Tracking feature.
"By integrating VMware into our product range, SMEs will be able to enjoy the same protection and assurance available to large enterprises," said KineticD CEO Jamie Brenzel. "As adoption virtualization grows, it is imperative that we provide the technology that allows our customers to keep pace with these changes "
by using VMware vStorage API, customers are able to save data the VM host level, simultaneously securing all or specific guest operating systems without causing downtime.
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