Category: NAKIVO Backup & Replication

Site Recovery is a new advanced feature that was released with NAKIVO Backup & Replication 8.0. With Site Recovery you can easily create a disaster recovery plan for your environment and restore y ...

Maintaining an optimistic outlook is good, but Murphy’s law still applies: “Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong”. You can prepare your infrastructure for some events such as natural di ...

According to Statista, the use of Network Attached Storage (NAS) has been on a rise. The importance of NAS devices is escalating because their use cases are not limited to just a data storage option a ...

The previous blog posts of our series on Site Recovery explored the planning of site recovery workflows, the creation of Site Recovery jobs with failover actions in NAKIVO Backup & Replication, an ...

The previous blog post in our series on Site Recovery explained the creation of a logical site recovery workflow and provided a walkthrough of Site Recovery job configuration. Once you have built your ...

In the previous blog post of our series on Site Recovery, you saw how to plan disaster recovery for your environment. This article explains how to prepare for site recovery, with a focus on VM replica ...

In the framework of using a virtual infrastructure, site recovery is the process of recovering your virtual machines and the services running on them at a secondary site (known as a “DR” site or d ...

VMworld US in Las Vegas has come to a close, and it was a very productive event for our team, featuring a huge win: NAKIVO received a “Best of VMworld 2018” Gold Award for the Data Protection cate ...

Bandwidth throttling is the purposeful deceleration of network speed in order to allow for slower data exchange between applications via the network, even if the network is able to provide a higher ba ...

In the modern world, a business needs to protect their data, because losing that data could have devastating consequences. The virtual machines (VMs) used by companies for providing services should be ...