sarge Posted February 23 Posted February 23 We would like to backup our cluster ( 15 VMs at around 15tB ) Would need to keep a copy of site as per Dfe regs What companies do you use
jthompson Posted February 23 Posted February 23 We've been using Cove Data Protection (part of N-Able) for a few years with no complaints or annoyances. https://www.n-able.com/products/cove-data-protection We don't license that directly, we have it through a supplier/MSP.
Olliedawg Posted February 23 Posted February 23 Peasoup cloud, also buy Veeam licences from them, good pricing
6Foot3 Posted February 23 Posted February 23 45 minutes ago, sarge said: We would like to backup our cluster ( 15 VMs at around 15tB ) Would need to keep a copy of site as per Dfe regs What companies do you use We use Redstor, They do an education product with an unlimited quota. The pricing is based on student numbers. Education offer.pdf
6Foot3 Posted February 23 Posted February 23 5 minutes ago, alordcharlie said: We use Redstor, They do an education product with an unlimited quota. The pricing is based on student numbers. Education offer.pdf 862.97 kB · 2 downloads "To outline how we comply with the 3-2-1 rule; we keep two independent copies, in two geographically separated locations in the UK and both copies are immutable. This happens automatically when customers run any kind of backup with our solution covering all applications (SaaS and On Premise)"
Boredguy Posted February 23 Posted February 23 We're using Barracuda for it with on site appliance and backup from that to the cloud for all our MAT schools, along with their Cloud to Cloud backup for 365 as well
DavR Posted February 23 Posted February 23 +1 for the Redstor unlimited package (Rebadged as Gridstore through LGfL, in our case). We've got it backing up local VMs to cloud, as well as backing up our Microsoft and Google cloud services.
Ratcliffepg Posted February 23 Posted February 23 Rebadged as RM Education in our case, backup VMs Microsoft cloud services
mrstrong Posted February 25 Posted February 25 looking at redstor, as well as VMs and the user data in 365 (onedrive / sharepoint) and google (drive) does it also backup your cloud setup / config e.g. in Google Education Fundamentals will it backup user and device settings ?
altecsole Posted February 25 Posted February 25 On 23/02/2026 at 15:09, Boredguy said: We're using Barracuda for it with on site appliance and backup from that to the cloud for all our MAT schools, along with their Cloud to Cloud backup for 365 as well The same for us. If we hadn't already had other Barracuda services, including Cloud-to-Cloud backup, we may have gone for Redstor. However, the Redstor requirement for installing an agent, and inability to backup Linux VMs and Virtual Appliances, was a negative.
DavR Posted February 25 Posted February 25 46 minutes ago, mrstrong said: looking at redstor, as well as VMs and the user data in 365 (onedrive / sharepoint) and google (drive) does it also backup your cloud setup / config e.g. in Google Education Fundamentals will it backup user and device settings ? AFAIK, it will backup Azure directory, but I don't think it backs up Google Workspace directory and settings, just the data. 1
colly72 Posted February 25 Posted February 25 We use Virtue Techs backup solution, which backups to their data centre, then creates an additional copy, which is completely invisible to Veeam, so is a true air-gapped solution.
36Degrees Posted February 25 Posted February 25 On 23/02/2026 at 15:21, DavR said: +1 for the Redstor unlimited package We've got it backing up local VMs to cloud, as well as backing up our Microsoft and Google cloud services. As above and as it is unlimited we also backup a couple of critical PCs (e.g. catering manager's). I've also used it to migrate several VMs to new hardware when none of the 'usual' mechanisms would work
JRA Posted February 25 Posted February 25 15 minutes ago, Rob_D said: Veeam with Wasabi offsite sorrage here. Exactly this here too.
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