LOS GATOS, Calif. – Jan. 11, 2022 — / BackupReview.info / — RiverMeadow Software Inc., a leading provider of Multi-Cloud Migration Software and Services, announced today that it is expanding its product portfolio to include Disaster Recovery (DR) Platform capability.
The new DR Platform capability offers a highly cost-effective way for customers to protect their VMware vSphere workloads that run on-premise or in VMware on ANY Public Cloud, including AVS (Azure VMware Solution), GCVE (Google Cloud VMware Engine), VMC (VMware Cloud on AWS), OCVS (Oracle Cloud VMware Solution) and IBM Cloud for VMware Solutions, with the use of Object Storage for highly cost-effective DR.
According to Jim Jordan, President and CEO of RiverMeadow, “our new DR Platform capability has been developed in response to extensive demand from our customers and partners for an integrated cloud migration and DR solution. This new capability enables them to lift, optimize and protect their workloads with all the flexibility and scale they require through one single pane of glass.”
Backup and recovery operations are set up and managed through an easy-to-use, self-service dashboard – click here to watch the DR Platform Demo — https://www.rivermeadow.com/hubfs/DR-to-Azure-Blob-Demo.mp4
Key benefits include:
Common Use Cases:
“RiverMeadow makes DR more affordable by allowing customers the ability to protect not only mission critical workloads but also any workload by leveraging low-cost storage options,” explains Greg Dennis, CTO at RiverMeadow. “Customers are now able to protect themselves against ransomware and other malicious attacks by being able to recover workloads in minutes to a last known good configuration”
About RiverMeadow:
RiverMeadow is a Multi-Cloud Migration Services and DR Company with Product capability that will Lift, Optimize and Protect workloads faster, better and more cost-effectively.
Press Contact:
Emma@rivermeadow.com
+44 (0)7949 278 497
Source: RiverMeadow Software Inc.
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