The second presentation from this afternoons vRetreat covered Datrium DRaaS. Their DRaaS offering allows you to replicate from any on-premises VMware infrastructure to a fully managed instance of VMware on AWS.
Today I joined the vRetreat with Snapt a Application, Delivery Control company that has a new take on ADC. Their solution is based on a cloud managed distributed model with nodes able to be deployed across multiple locations and on multiple platforms. Each node is stateless with configuration, management and monitoring about to be controlled from a single cloud managed control plane delivered as a service. The ADC’s offer a wealth of services including global load balancing, WAF, analytics and much more.
What really stood out for me was the ease of management and the fact it could be deployed across on premises virtual or constrained environments as well as cloud and cloud native solutions.
Check them out > https://www.snapt.net/
I was lucky enough to be invited to my third vRetreat, this time taking place at the home of Chelsea Football Ground Stamford Bridge and sponsored exclusively by Cohesity.
Covered in the doodle above
Cohesity Background
Tier 2 Storage
Test & Dev
Backup & Recovery
File Services
S3, SMB, NFS
Tiering
Cloud Deployments Options
Analytics Engine
Helios Analytics & Multi-Cluster Management
Office 365 Backup
Only for Exchange online at present
Multi-tenant Options for Service Providers
Smart Assist
At vRetreat March 2018 we heard from Zerto regarding their latest release version 6.0. Version 6.0 further increases their functionality as multi-cloud data protection, replication and migration solution.
Below is a whiteboard video that I have recently recorded looking at how the Zerto replication technology works on premises. In the future I will create videos creating the other replication methods.
In this video Barry talks you through a high level architecture overview of Zerto's software defined VM Replication technology