PALO ALTO, Calif., July 23, 2014 — /BackupReview.info/ — HP Autonomy today announced that it has enriched its Adaptive Backup and Recovery solution offering with two core enhancements to address the demanding needs of the modern data center.
HP Data Protector now features integration with the HP Helion OpenStack®, an open and extensible cloud platform, and NetApp® storage arrays via a flexible and extensible snapshot integration framework. Together, these enhancements help organizations create and maintain agile IT infrastructures that can adapt to the dynamic nature of today’s always-on data centers.
Agile cloud backup integration with HP Helion OpenStack
Virtualization and cloud services are increasingly considered a best-practice for managing rapidly-growing volume of business data. HP Data Protector’s native integration with HP Helion OpenStack® provides organizations with secure off-site data backup and restore capabilities for VMware workloads and automatic cloud backup replication.
Key feature enhancements include:
Advanced snapshot management for NetApp® storage
Many organizations today face a critical need for backup and recovery solutions capable of supporting a broad spectrum of storage and protection hardware components. To address this need for uncompromised heterogeneous vendor support, HP Data Protector is announcing comprehensive support for organizations who rely on NetApp storage arrays. This enhancement is powered by an extensible snapshot framework with several key capabilities:
At the heart of HP’s Adaptive Backup and Recovery vision is a commitment to addressing the needs of the transforming style of IT,” says David Jones, general manager, Enterprise Data Protection, HP Autonomy. “HP Data Protector is continuously advancing to accommodate the agility, scalability, and security needs of today’s data centers.”
HP Data Protector, HP’s flagship data protection solution, utilizes real-time operational analytics as well as advanced integration with applications and infrastructure to optimize backup and improve business continuity and resiliency. The solution helps organizations meet backup and recovery challenges and business requirements with a robust architecture designed to scale from small and medium businesses to the world’s largest and most complex enterprise IT environments.
Availability
Integration with HP Helion OpenStack® and NetApp® storage will be available beginning August 2014.
Additional information is available at www.adaptive-backup.com
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Editorial Contacts
Gretha Loubser, HP Autonomy
+1 650 316 1777
gretha.loubser@hp.com
www.autonomy.com/work/News
Source: HP Autonomy
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