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Avamar HTML5 UI

What’s New in Avamar 19.2?

 Preston de Guise  November 20, 2019

Included in the release of Data Protection Software 19.2 is, of course, Avamar 19.2. While I don’t have Avamar 19.2…

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 Posted in: Avamar  Tagged: 19.2, avamar
NetWorker 19.2. What's in the box?

What’s New in NetWorker 19.2?

 Preston de Guise  November 20, 2019  5 Comments on What’s New in NetWorker 19.2?

With the release of Data Protection Software 19.2 comes NetWorker 19.2. There are some great new features in NetWorker 19.2,…

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 Posted in: NetWorker  Tagged: 19.2, NetWorker
RAID isn't Backup

Data Protection Memes

 Preston de Guise  November 19, 2019  3 Comments on Data Protection Memes

The concept of a meme has been around for quite a while, now. It was first introduced in 1976 by…

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 Posted in: Architecture, Backup theory  Tagged: meme, public cloud, RAID, snapshot

Basics – Upgrading to Data Protection Central 19.2

 Preston de Guise  November 18, 2019  1 Comment on Basics – Upgrading to Data Protection Central 19.2

Data Protection Software 19.2 has been released, and included in that, of course, is v19.2 of Data Protection Central (DPC)….

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 Posted in: Basics  Tagged: Data Protection Central, DPC

Basics: Diving into NetWorker Virtual Machine Backup Details

 Preston de Guise  November 13, 2019  4 Comments on Basics: Diving into NetWorker Virtual Machine Backup Details

When you perform an agent-based backup, mminfo will give you a saveset-by-saveset breakdown of what was protected. For filesystem backups,…

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 Posted in: Basics, NetWorker, vProxy  Tagged: mminfo
Containers

PowerProtect with Kubernetes

 Preston de Guise  November 5, 2019

If you’re looking for the current virtualisation buzzword, you’d be hard-pressed to go past containers at the moment. Fast, scalable…

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 Posted in: Containers, PowerProtect  Tagged: containers, kubernetes, PowerProtect
Data Domain can Underpin your Cyber Security Process

6 Reasons why Data Domain provides Unparalleled Ransomware Protection

 Preston de Guise  October 21, 2019  4 Comments on 6 Reasons why Data Domain provides Unparalleled Ransomware Protection

Ransomware is practically a fact of life. Criminals, script kiddies and other malfeasant individuals make a living from Ransomware. Businesses…

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 Posted in: Data Domain, Security  Tagged: ransomware
Dumpster fire

Learning! From! The! Yahoo! Groups! Dumpster! Fire!

 Preston de Guise  October 18, 2019  1 Comment on Learning! From! The! Yahoo! Groups! Dumpster! Fire!

I have to admit, whenever there’s a news article about Yahoo!, my first thought is “they still exist?” This week…

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 Posted in: Cloud  Tagged: Yahoo
Calculating the cost of architectural inefficiencies

Basics – Architecture Matters

 Preston de Guise  October 14, 2019

Here’s a typical sort of challenge: you’ve got a workload running in public cloud, but there’s a strong desire to…

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 Posted in: Architecture, Cloud  Tagged: deduplication, deduplication ratio
Easy Stamp

You want easy upgrades? Check out PowerProtect Data Manager

 Preston de Guise  October 7, 2019

PowerProtect Data Manager (PPDM) 19.2 came out a couple of weeks ago, and last week I blogged about some of…

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 Posted in: PowerProtect  Tagged: upgrade, upgrades

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