Keeping Your Cloud Workloads Protected

To deal with relentless data growth over the past few years, most organizations have evolved to incorporate a wide variety of different storage solutions, including SAN, NAS, tape, cloud, file, block, and object. With increasingly complex combinations of these different storage types being used for primary, secondary, and archived data, understanding and managing your overall storage environment can start to feel like an impossible task. In this session, you will see first-hand how Veritas Access, a new software-defined storage solution, makes it possible to finally manage all of your storage from a single console--and allows you to migrate data from one storage tier to another with a single mouse click.

Recent enhancements to Enterprise Vault give your organization new levels of control over your unstructured data. In this session, you'll learn how you can make the most of these new and enhanced capabilities. This includes using intelligent workflows that leverage classification and machine learning to accelerate your compliance activities, taking advantage of flexible new cloud deployment and cloud storage options, and much more. Don't miss this opportunity to explore best practices that will transform Enterprise Vault into one of the most versatile and powerful information management tools in your arsenal.

Death and taxes are life’s two unavoidable conditions--even in the IT world. Since the advent of data center virtualization, IT directors and data center managers have learned to live with an unpleasant but seemingly unavoidable fact of life--the dreaded VMware licensing tax. In this session, you will see how Veritas HyperScale for Containers can free your organization, once and for all, from this repeating, seemingly never-ending overpayment. As an extra bonus, you'll also learn how Veritas can free your enterprise from continuously overspending on expensive vendor hardware labels.

This document discusses the benefits of an integrated classification engine that can eliminate dark data across various Veritas products. It describes how classification has traditionally failed due to inconsistent manual tagging and presents an intelligent engine that uses techniques like proximity searching, regular expressions, and checksum validation. The engine provides default policies and patterns that can be customized and tested. Integration in products like Data Insight 6.0 and EnterpriseVault 12.2 allows classification to drive functions like targeted scanning, compliance, and flexible retention policies.

How many different people, processes, and technologies play a role in your disaster recovery plan? Have you tested and verified how long it will take? Do you have enough confidence that your business will survive when your plan is executed? This session will show how you can use the Veritas Resiliency Platform with NetBackup to easily orchestrate large-scale, complex recoveries to on-prem and multi-cloud environments, so you can get applications back online within established service levels and test your plan without disrupting production activity.

This document discusses implementing a long-term data retention strategy using cloud storage. It outlines challenges with cost, complexity and visibility of long-term retention. The Veritas solution integrates data retention, visibility and management across on-premise and cloud storage using NetBackup and Access. It provides several use cases including building a private cloud for retention, moving retention to public cloud for cost savings, and using Information Map for data visibility and governance. The presentation includes a customer example and demo of the Veritas tools.

Explore best practices around the following use cases related to the Microsoft Azure platform: Long-term retention of data in the cloud, migration of critical workloads including those running in VMware and Hyper-V, and resiliency of business services running in the cloud. Each of these scenarios are part of what Veritas 360 data management in the cloud can provide. Learn the best way to design, deploy, and manage within each of these scenarios on Azure, and gain key insights into how to avoid pitfalls of common practices and how to boost your cloud ROI – demonstrated via a reference architecture.

Your data is no longer constrained by location or infrastructure. So why should your data protection be any different? Attend this session to learn how Veritas Backup Exec can help you tear down the data protection silos between physical, virtual, and cloud; escape Veeam's virtual prison; free your data; eliminate the cost of paying for multiple data protection solutions; and stay protected no matter where your data lives. Find out how Backup Exec makes backup easy--with one platform, one console, one license that protects everything everywhere.

This document provides an overview of technical best practices for Veritas and Microsoft Azure using a detailed reference architecture. It discusses common practices and challenges, best practices for data movement and long-term retention, best practices for workload resiliency and migration, and concludes with a wrap-up and Q&A section. The document outlines solutions for challenges around performance, capacity, data growth, coverage, and efficiencies using Veritas Access for long-term retention and data movement to Azure, and Veritas Resiliency Platform/Cloud Mobility for predictable workload resiliency, migration, and portability to Azure.

Veritas is expanding its appliance portfolio to meet the challenges of today's rapidly changing data protection and data management environments. Join this session for a detailed look at the many new features and capabilities these next-generation Veritas appliances have to offer. You'll learn how new High Availability (HA) capabilities will reduce the operational costs of planned and unplanned downtime, explore the latest centralized appliance management capabilities, receive a detailed overview of new dedupe to the cloud capabilities, get a detailed look at expanded database protection capabilities, and much more. Don't miss this chance to gain deep technical insights into the many ways these next-generation Veritas appliances will improve your ability to protect your most critical data.

Misperceptions around data ownership and responsibility of data management in the public cloud are plenty, but not everyone is fully aware of them. We may take things like data backup and application resiliency in the cloud for granted, but maybe this is false-confidence? In this session, we identify the top cloud misperceptions that can punish your success, as well as talk about ways to mitigate these risks with solutions you can take advantage of today.

What can the new NetBackup Appliances offer your organization that Data Domain can't? This session is dedicated to exploring the answers. You'll learn how migrating from Data Domain and other dedupe appliances to the latest appliances from Veritas can reduce backup times and rack space, lower your power and cooling costs, and deliver crucial new 360 Data Management capabilities. After you attend, you'll understand exactly why modern backup appliances need to do more than dedupe--and how intelligent Veritas appliances can deliver the scale, performance, resiliency, availability, and small data center footprint you need.

Today's unrelenting data growth continues to drive the need for greater storage efficiencies and scalability, and many organizations have embraced object storage as the best approach for providing those efficiencies. However, limitations across multiple object storage solutions have left the full potential of object storage mostly unfulfilled. Attend this session to learn how Veritas is changing this unsatisfying object storage narrative – with a new kind of solution that uses embedded AI and ML to enable greater object storage scalability and lower overall costs from both a CapEx and OpEx perspective.

This document discusses how Backup Exec can be used to backup data to AWS cloud storage. Some key points: - Backup Exec integrates with AWS S3 storage and allows backups to be transferred to AWS cloud as an offsite storage option. This expands hybrid cloud capabilities. - Backup Exec provides unified data protection for applications, files, servers, and EC2 instances across on-premises and AWS cloud environments. - Data is encrypted during transfer and at rest in AWS cloud storage. Backup Exec ensures security, compliance, and cost optimization when backing up to the cloud. - Pre-configured Backup Exec images are available on AWS Marketplace to simplify deployment and backup of AWS workloads to the cloud

Together, NetBackup 8.0 and 8.1 are perhaps the two most significant consecutive releases in NetBackup history. Attend this session to learn how the newly released NetBackup 8.1 builds on version 8.0 to deliver the promise of modern data protection and advanced information management like never before. This session will feature a detailed technical overview of the new security architecture in NetBackup 8.1 that keeps data secure across any network, new dedupe to the cloud capabilities that deliver industry-leading performance, instant recovery for Oracle, added support for virtual and next-gen workloads, faster and easier deployments, and many other new features and capabilities.

According to IDC, other than VMware, OpenStack is driving the biggest share of today's data center growth, and many of the world's best-known organizations have already built out OpenStack-based computing environments. In other words, OpenStack has officially arrived as a "prime time" technology. Designed specifically for building out private or public clouds, OpenStack allows organizations to achieve true platform independence backed by an ever-growing open source community of developers. The result is continuous innovation and sharp reductions in hardware and middleware costs. In this session, you will learn how Veritas, with its unique dual-plane HyperScale for OpenStack architecture, can help your organization make the most of OpenStack--and achieve new levels of platform independence, application performance, and computing efficiency.

Shamalee Deshpande, Solutions Marketing Manager, Veritas shares predictable business continuity for Amazon Web Services.

The document discusses the benefits of cloud computing across several industries and use cases. It outlines how cloud computing provides standardized, automated infrastructure that can quickly scale up or down on demand. This allows organizations to reduce IT costs, improve efficiency, and focus on their core business rather than infrastructure management. The cloud also enables faster development and deployment of applications and services.