Azure Backupの評判・口コミ 全18件

What do you dislike?

You will probably not need any servers to be restored from backup, but in case you will, restore can utilize a lot of outbound traffic from Azure, that can affect your monthly bill. But it anyways cheaper that dedicated backup hardware in data center, which can also be destroyed by disaster

What do you like best?

Azure backup work with both physical servers and virtual machines, it is very simple to configure and does not requires any additional hardware for your on-premise infrastructure, it uses Azure BLOB storage as backup location which can provide desired redundancy and availability of your backups. Solution work in pair with Azure Site Recovery, so you need only one service, to have Disaster Recovery for critical systems and backups for systems where significant downtime is affordable. To register server in Recovery Vault you just need to install agent and apply vault key to establish connection with service. To restore server even after it was physically destroyed or replaced with new one, you just need to register it in recovery vault and point it as destination for restore

Recommendations to others considering the product

Solution is very simple to manage, so you can engage advanced junior\middle level of staff to work with it

What do you dislike?

Azure Backup can also be used for migration purposes, but if you are migrating to on-premise location it will consume outgoing traffic from Azure, and for migration to Azure you`d better use Site Recovery instead of Backup.

What do you like best?

Azure Backup allows you to have modern approach for backing up your on-premise infrastructure. You bacakups are kept off-site, so even disaster in your datacenter area will not affect your backup storage and you will be able to restore when it will be needed. Solution is very easy to implement and provides all necessary tools to analyze your infrastructure and plan backup solution it most optimal and secure way, keeping your data protected and not ruining your network by great amount of outgoing traffic. You can manage backup and retention policies directly from Azure portal and be sure that you will have several copies of you your backups and not utilizing a great amount of storage. Very easy restore even to another server, you just need to register new server in Recovery Vault. You can configure alerting and notification about availability of protected servers for recovery vault, so you will be informed immediately if any of your resources needs attention, so you will be able to restore from backup in short time if needed

Recommendations to others considering the product

Keep your backups up to date, so you will be able to restore for most recent point of time

What do you dislike?

Can affect your network, so you`d better schedule your backups outside the business hours. Restore can take a long time and consure a big amount of outbound Azure traffic

What do you like best?

Very stable and easy to configure solution, it is very secure and easy to maintain. You don`t have to manage your storage and out of risk of loosing your backups due to storage device failure. Affordable price makes this a successor of traditional backup devices and allows keeping backups of your servers offsite, which makes these even more resilient.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Solution provides ability to restore separate files or disks, try to use this as much as you can, this will save your costs for traffic

What do you dislike?

It can get pretty expensive depending on the amount of data you are saving

What do you like best?

very fast and easy to locate files needed when it is time to restore

What do you dislike?

I wish it wasn't so expensive, the bosses don't really like that. But such is the case with Microsoft.

What do you like best?

I like that the user interface is pretty intuitive.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Weigh out all the pros and cons. Make sure to consider the costs as well. Like most Microsoft products, it's not cheap, but you may be paying for features that you don't need/want so consider the different levels of service and good luck!

What do you dislike?

Integration cost and setup cost are too high compared to its competitors. Upfront costs could not be afforded by a startup.

What do you like best?

This product has never made my team upset because of availability issues. It has almost zero downtime and offers high redundancy in data centers on a large scale.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Provide more self hosting support and lower upfront installation costs

What do you dislike?

The interface is mostly GUI. It'd be helpful to have more command line interface tools

What do you like best?

Microsoft Azure has quick scalability and great customer support

What do you dislike?

The authentication process is a little anyoing. It窶冱 unclear at points as to where to use login credentials vs generate authentication key. The azure blob explorer was also a little buggy, but has gotten better with time.

What do you like best?

Works great with sql server. I use the built in backup to backup our sql server to the azure blob storage. Great to have the redundancy.

Recommendations to others considering the product

It窶冱 a great solution especially for sql server

What do you dislike?

The number of options and services can be a bit overwhelming but that's not a bad thing if you analyze and determine exactly what your needs are.

Dashboard is a bit cluttered but informative.

Domain redundancy and sql backup can be a little tedious but not impossible.

Determining pricing is much easier after talking for sales rep.

What do you like best?

Quick, Easy, well documented for a Microsoft product. Easy to follow guides. Cheap solution. You can use it be a simple backup copy of local storage or for a complete site replication and failover.

Works great with Cloudberry backup software client.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Using Cloudberry client software makes backup to the Azure cloud a snap. Dashboard gives excellent reporting of storage used, access rates and monthly billing.

Domain redundancy is excellent. Failover works great if local file server goes down. Hardley misses a beat.