Chennai, India – October 16, 2018: Business Continuity is very crucial for all types of businesses. Many backup vendors are constantly evolving themselves and trying to upgrade the way they offer a solution that helps the business achieve their goals concerning data protection. Vembu, one among the critical players in the Backup and Disaster Recovery industry, recently tweeted about its upcoming version release, Vembu BDR Suite Version 4.0.

Vembu BDR Suite, the flagship offering from Vembu provides a comprehensive, secure Backup and Disaster Recovery solution for diverse IT environments that include physical and virtual environments (VMware and Hyper-V) as well as cloud applications (Office 365 & G suite). Some of the key features listed out by Vembu in its upcoming release are discussed below.

The support for Hyper-V Failover Cluster Backup is one among the key feature in this release. For the VMs running on Hyper-V cluster, the incremental backup will continue without any interruption, even if the VMs configured for the backups moves from one host to another. Vembu uses CBT for incremental backups. In order to overcome some CBT failure cases, CheckSum based incremental feature has been added in the release.

Vembu now includes credential manager where you can manage the credentials of the host and VMs running inside the host. With the offline licensing feature, Vembu BDR server can go without connecting to Vembu portal after successful license authentication. Also, the backup of Shared VHDx of Hyper-V is now supported in Vembu BDR Suite v4.0.

To conclude, many backup vendors across the globe are striving hard to help the business achieve business continuity. Vembu with the release of Vembu BDR Suite v4.0 offers significant features that let the business attain high availability of their data centers. Along with the key features mentioned above, there are several other features and enhancements that are yet to be released in v4.0.

To keep up with the updates about the release and to know more about Vembu, check out their website www.vembu.com.