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DISCLAIMER: NAKIVO is a sponsor on this site as of the time of this writing; although this is a sponsored post, the words and impressions below are my own. Earlier this week, the much-anticipated 7.4 Beta of NAKIVO Backup & Replication was released. Although it is still in Beta, there are quite a few new features that were shipped with it. I grabbed a copy to play around with and I wanted to cover what I thought were some noteworthy features. ...

Please note that this post is sponsored by NAKIVO. Although it is sponsored, the topics and words below are written on my own accord, and they are not those of NAKIVO. There is no shortage of data protection products on the market these days. In fact, there probably has never been a more favorable time for consumers to find a solution that is a fit for them. But in such a crowded market, there can be a lot of considerations one has to make. Do you need to protect multiple hypervisors? What about replication? Do you have workloads in AWS? ...

I am happy to announce that NAKIVO has become a sponsor of this site. For those not familiar with NAKIVO, they are the company behind NAKIVO Backup & Replication. The product started off with a heavy focus on virtualization, and through the years the feature set has been greatly expanded upon. Currently their suite of products include protection for workloads running in VMware, Hyper-V, as well as an AWS EC2 component. ...