Appliance Upgrade Readiness Analyzer (AURA) and System Load
Please disregard. I posted this in the wrong forum by mistake. I have reposted in the NetBackup Appliance forum. Thanks, Jason Can you run the AURA while the system is performing backups and replications? In checking my schedules, I don't seem to have a time when one or more of each aren't running. Thanks all. Jason
Veritas Appliances Inspire at Microsoft Partner Event
Just recently back from Las Vegas and an inspiring week meeting with numerous Microsoft and Veritas partners and forging new business partnership relationships for Veritas' data protection and Long-Term Data Retention Appliances. Some of the conversations I had here started with question on how Veritas hardware-based solutions align with Microsoft’s offerings, particularly Azure, and as an MS partner, how does it benefit my customers’? Interestingly enough, Microsoft has apparently started their own hardware division. I’d speculate it’s a consolidation of resources to develop hardware to power their Azure services. Back to the question at hand on Veritas Appliances. The answer is really pretty simple the Veritas family of data protection and LTR solutions all seamlessly integrate with Azure, protecting an organizations most critical assets on premises and in the cloud. Rather than spilling more ink on the value of Veritas Appliances here in the VOXosphere, you can watch my Wikibon TheCubeinterview on this topic and more. Thenand come back to VOX to continue the conversation.Welcome to the Veritas Flex Appliance
The Veritas Flex Appliance is a new concept in delivering enterprise data protection services. It utilizes a modern, containerized architecture to deliver a range of on-demand services including data protection and tiering to public and private clouds. Flex simplifies IT by replacing multiple, dedicated departmental servers with a single, microservices based data protection appliance. With Flex, multiple NetBackup and NetBackup CloudCatalyst microservices are configured and deployed in less than 5 minutes, and on-demand. And, Multiple NetBackup deployments (domains) can be consolidated on a single Flex appliance substantially reducing data center cost and complexity. The Flex Appliance represents a paradigm shift in high availability and SW updates. It’s not only a fully redundant hardware appliance, it’s also H/A in its and containers/services. With Flex, new versions of services are deployed in independent containers making SW patches and updates a thing of the past. Interested in learning more about Flex? Join our Veritas Appliances community and interact with the Engineering and Product Management team that developed this new architecture. Helpful Resources: Flex Appliance Webpage Flex Appliance Data Sheet Flex Appliance Solution Brief
