Continuity for Microsoft Azure
A complete BCDR solution for Azure from Datto
Workloads running in Azure are not automatically backed up
Azure is a powerful tool for businesses to get the most out of the cloud, but it is not immune to the dangers facing mission-critical data and apps. Under Microsoft’s shared responsibility model, customers are responsible for keeping their data secure, protected, and recoverable. As such, users need additional protections to ensure that data loss and downtime don’t cripple their businesses.
To meet this need, SYS IT offers Continuity for Microsoft Azure from Datto. This powerful technology backs up your data and workflows every hour, and enables granular control over how and when they are restored. In addition, you’ll benefit from a wide variety of other valuable features, like Cloud Deletion Defense™, daily backup verification, and more. Azure is the core of your cloud infrastructure — SYS IT will keep it safe and enable you to work with confidence and peace of mind.
Datto Continuity for Microsoft Azure backs up your clients’ VMs to the Cloud SIRIS that resides in a Datto-owned Azure tenant. Every hour, that data is then backed up to the Cloud SIRIS for an extra layer of protection.
Continuity for Microsoft Azure from Datto gives your organization:
- Virtualization to Datto Cloud within minutes when you need to recover workloads outside of Azure
- Cloud Deletion Defense for protection against ransomware, enabling access to deleted cloud snapshots when an agent is either mistakenly or maliciously deleted
- Patented technology: Simple, secure, and reliable business continuity technology built to deliver the same performance level protection we trust with Datto’s on-premises SIRIS solutions
- No egress costs: By offering locally redundant backups and then replicating data to the Datto Cloud, you can avoid egress costs altogether
- Optimal RTO/RPO: Offer optimal recovery time objective (RTO) and one-hour recovery point objective (RPO) performance with intra-day backups and a simple, four-step restore process
