Why a lift and shift backup architectures is a bad idea
Why a lift and shift backup architectures is a bad idea

Why a lift and shift backup architectures is a bad idea

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<p>Most "cloud" backup services are based on lifting and shifting a legacy backup product into the cloud. Druva reps discuss this a lot, but they often get pushback with phrases like "why do I care how the vendor makes my backups happen?" This episode answers why you should care very much. It affects your flexibility, cost, and risk – all for the worst. All SaaS services should be delivered in such a way that allows a customer to consume them however and whenever they want, while the technology and cost scale up and down based on their needs. That's simply not possible with a lift-and-shift system, and this episode explains why. </p><p>Mentioned in this episode:</p><p><strong>Free eBook copy of Modern Data Protection</strong></p><p>You can get a free eBook copy of Modern Data Protection by going to druva.com/podcast.</p>

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