Datera Got Veeam Ready Designation

Datera, Inc. announced that, in collaboration with Veeam Software AG, its Data Services Platform is now Veeam Ready in the Repository category.

This new development enables both companies’ customers to enhance the availability and resilience of their tier-1 block data in the kind of scale-out and scale across architectures that define hyperscale data operations.

Veeam delivers cloud, virtual and physical data management for any application and any data across any cloud. The Veeam Ready Program provides an enterprise solution qualification and testing process to help partners meet the company’s standards. Achieving this new status designates high level of testing for primary storage products.

“Enterprise data should move freely throughout an organization no matter which cloud you use,” said Hal Woods, CTO, Datera. “Our customers are building data-defined infrastructures based on software-defined technologies that allow freedom of movement while avoiding lock-in. This Veeam partnership advances Datera’s approach to powering data for the open cloud.”

Datera is recognized for its ability to deliver high levels of data availability – continuous availability – by intelligently distributing data across the data center and enabling hardware changes without incurring downtime. The Veeam Ready status capitalizes on firm’s expertise in VMware environments, enabling customers to backup VMware primary data running on Datera primary storage to another Datera cluster. Taken together, enterprises can rely on Datera and Veeam to provide the highest levels of data resilience in hyperscale deployments.

“Large enterprises around the world are using Datera to automate, optimize, and modernize their storage infrastructures for bare metal, VM, and container workloads,” said Narasimha Valiveti, chief product officer, Datera. “With this new verified status, we’re enabling Veeam customers to harness Datera’s autonomous SDS for their enterprise cloud environments without changing the backup and protection policies and procedures.”