Veeam Backup for AWS Free Edition
Veeam | 7.0.0.615Linux/Unix, Ubuntu 22.04 - 64-bit Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
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Reliable and user friendly backup solution
Deploying the solution was extremely easy, even for a non-technical person.
Configuring the appliance was super straight forward, it was up and running in no time.
There are plenty of features for backing up the AWS environment, coming at no costs.
The feature I enjoyed the most was the capability to configure the backup schedule in details (daily,hourly).
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Reliable product
That was an easy one to setup, integrated with the other Veeam products.
Native backup without any hard points.
All backups we made were successful.
Most of info is on the screen at the moment.
Product feels solid and easy to use.
Easy provisioning and setup
I was able to provision a free service for backing up my EC2 instances and RDS environment. Easy setup, at no cost. So far, so good...
Simple to setup and easy to use
It is simple to setup and easy to use. It has much of info on display. UI is intuitive. It has many tools to assure backup job is running ok. It is simple to organize a backup storage infrastructure. The data protection is on highest level, reliability is the same.
We highly recommend this product.
Highly Recommended: Veeam Backup for AWS
We were early adopters of Veeam Backup for AWS version 1.0, and have since upgraded to version 2.0. It was relatively easy to setup and configure with some excellent tech support from Veeam. As users of the traditional Veeam BU&R product for VMware, the AWS product has an extremely familiar look and feel. There are four features of the product that we have found to be exceptionally useful: (1) the ability to automatically include EC2 instances based upon associating instance tags with backup policies; (2) the ability to accurately model storage and network charges; (3) the ability to test backup policies and their permissions; (4) the interoperability of the of the traditional and AWS products. I recommend it highly for anyone running on AWS EC2