CloudBerry Backup reviewĬloudBerry Backup is available in several editions. Sometimes you wouldn’t get a decryption key even after the payment was done. Data was lost unless you paid hefty money – if you were lucky. The punishment was fierce, encrypted data, money and time loss. Ransomware epidemic has really shown the importance of a good backup solution. Before I start with a review, let me assure you this software can help you with the 3-2-1 backup recommendation (3 backups, 2 different media, 1 offsite) Also, that solution is affordable and it fits into every budget. And most importantly, I have found a complete solution you can use to backup servers, files on NAS or the file server and even on employees computers. If you, like me are wondering what has changed since the old days. How do you back up a laptop? How do you backup stationary computers, where do the backup a directors laptop? Tape? File server? What solution do you use? Do you have the budget? How will you manage the backup process? How will you manage data? the tape had issues and couldn’t be used to do recovery.Īnother issue was how to backup data from various employees. software had a bug in the version you were using and the backup was not done properly or b. It could happen easily that software was working fine but when you had to do a restore you discovered that: a. Using backup software like Symantec Backup Exec only made things worse. If you wanted to back up a server image for faster server restore was also a challenge. There were no cheap NAS devices, hard drives didn’t have the capacity of hard drives of today and backing up a file server was a challenge. In the old days, having a tape was necessary for a backup. And I was also happy to work in a company with dedicated fond dedicated to IT, and we never had a situation when we could not buy something if we wanted. I also inherited the backup solution which was crap and was not working properly, had issues with backup, with restore and it affected server performance. I was working in a company with literally no money dedicated to IT, yet it was expected of me to perform the same tasks with the same quality as the mates in companies with practically no limits to the IT spend. You can’t just throw that software away, what will the boss say after all? I was lucky enough to experience all the mentioned scenarios.

Furthermore, IT Admins can also inherit low-quality backup solution which was bought not so long ago.

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