Ensure near-zero downtime with Rapid Recovery, offering comprehensive backup and instant recovery for physical, virtual, and cloud environments.
Vendor
Quest
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Rapid Recovery by Quest is a robust backup and recovery solution designed to protect diverse IT infrastructures, including physical, virtual, and cloud environments. It enables organizations to restore lost or damaged systems and data with near-zero recovery time, ensuring business continuity with minimal impact on users. The solution supports a wide range of applications, such as Exchange, SQL Server, SharePoint, and Oracle, providing application-consistent backups and rapid recovery options. With features like image-based snapshots taken as frequently as every five minutes, Rapid Recovery addresses demanding recovery point objectives and reduces the risk of data loss. Additionally, it offers cloud integration for backup, archiving, and disaster recovery, allowing businesses to leverage low-cost public cloud storage effectively. The intuitive, cloud-based management console simplifies monitoring and managing the entire backup and recovery environment across multiple sites.
Features:
- Instant Recovery: Restore systems and data with near-zero recovery time, minimizing business disruption.
- Comprehensive Backup: Protects physical, virtual, and cloud environments, supporting a wide range of applications.
- Frequent Snapshots: Image-based snapshots taken as often as every five minutes to meet stringent recovery point objectives.
- Cloud Integration: Utilize public cloud storage for backup, archiving, and disaster recovery purposes.
- Centralized Management: Monitor and manage backup and recovery operations across multiple sites from a single console.
- Application Support: Provides application-consistent backups for Exchange, SQL Server, SharePoint, Oracle, and more.
- Storage Optimization: Reduces backup storage requirements and costs through efficient data management.
- Granular Recovery: Offers file-level recovery options for precise data restoration.