Flexible deployment options
Easily migrate data without vendor lock-in with flexible, platform-agnostic archival options on both public clouds and S3-compatible storage.
Whether you want to fulfill regulatory requirements, reduce costs, or defend and recover from cyberattacks quickly, we have the right archival solution for you.
Easily migrate data without vendor lock-in with flexible, platform-agnostic archival options on both public clouds and S3-compatible storage.
Keep archived data safe with multi-layered data security measures such as immutability, encryption, WORM, multi-factor authentication, quorum, etc.
Reduce storage footprint and improve cost savings with industry-leading global deduplication, compression, and tiered storage across warm and cold tiers.
Whether you want to retain a local copy, archive directly to the cloud, or tier cold data based on policy, Cohesity has you covered with three robust archival solutions: CloudArchive, CloudArchive Direct, and Cloud Tier that can archive data either to public clouds or S3 compatible targets.
Achieve operational efficiency, save costs, and meet SLAs with policy-based automated archival.
Reduce on-prem footprint, tier to a lower-cost target or the public cloud to keep archival costs in check.
Deploy a 3-2-1 data redundancy policy by having multiple copies of data on-premises or in the cloud with cost-effective and flexible LTR copies.
Avoid vendor lock-in with flexible, platform-agnostic archival options across public clouds or S3-compatible storage.
Rapid data recovery at the granular level (file/ folder).
Fulfill regulatory compliance requirements by keeping data on-premises while keeping costs low.
Use archived data for analysis and insights across unstructured and structured datasets, with significant advantages over tape.
By replacing tape backup with CloudArchive and AWS Glacier, Master has improved operational resources by 50 percent, improved SLAs by 2x, and reduced incremental backup times by more than 80 percent.
Data archiving is the practice of preserving and storing data that’s no longer in use but still holds long-term value for an organization.
Long-term retention is similar to archiving but is usually done for compliance and regulatory reasons.
Data backup is the process of making copies of data for recovery in case of disasters. Archiving is the process of moving less-used data to less expensive storage, such as slower disks, tape, and cloud.