u/R_Wilco_201576
I use Druva inSync to backup ~2000 workstations. Works very well. Doesn’t have an impact on the user experience and they don’t even know it’s there. It just works. We have the unlimited plan and the cost is per user. So 1 user can have 10 computers being backed up or 1 computer and it’s the same price. I looked at Phoenix and I thought it was good but the storage cost wasn’t as good compared to the workstation side plus we already backup infrastructure for servers where as for workstations not so much.
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u/gotanewusername
We use the on premise version (which they seem to be slowly killing off) and have found it very good. The support are always great too. Never had issues with it, been using for years.
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u/SolidKnight
Anyone using the product for their servers know about backup validation? Their demo guy seemed blind\-sided by the question of "Can I automate backup validation by spinning up VMs from backup, throwing some custom scripts at it, and have it send me a report?"
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u/baremetalrecovery
We recently moved to Druva. Phoenix to start with, but we're rolling out InSync now.Love it. It really has been set it and forget it. There's so many options and features in Phoenix... we get excellent dedup ratios. Fully recommend their stuff.
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