Disk partitions and volume groups are automatically rebuilt, and then a full restore occurs from Backblaze B2 or any other supported backup type. Simply boot from the server-specific media you’ve created and choose “One-Touch Restore™”. Recover EDGE™ bare metal disaster recovery is included in Backup EDGE and provides a fast, automated solution to failed hardware or other catastrophic issues. We are happy the partnership between Backblaze and Microlite offers our joint Linux customers the flexibility to protect their critical data, access the disaster recovery they need, and only pay for it when they need it,” said Nilay Patel, VP of Sales and Partnerships at Backblaze.

“Disaster recovery is frequently out of reach for businesses, yet increasingly essential for ransomware protection. Backblaze meets these requirements, and their reasonable pricing makes it easy to create a cost-effective off-site backup plan.” “When designing cloud-based backup solutions, provider reputation and reliability are important. “Backblaze B2 support is a big ask from our clients and partners wanting to move to cloud storage”, said Tom Podnar, President of Microlite. Ransomware and protected healthcare information strategies are only two of the many reasons to add cloud storage to Linux servers.

Scheduled or live backups can be sent directly to Backblaze B2 as they occur, or can be sent to a local storage resource such as a NAS and then copied to Backblaze B2 automatically. Backup EDGE 03.04.02 is backup, restore and bare metal disaster recovery software for Linux that gives users the choice of storage resources that best suit them.

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