Simplify Your CDP Purchase

Focusing on mid-market companies that run on the Microsoft platform gives Asempra (http://www.asempra.com ) the ability to hone in on the data-protection challenges that their customers face, says Eric Herzog, Asempra’s Vice President of Marketing. In a recent conversation with our editors, Herzog explained that the top data-protection challenges that their customers report include keeping their Microsoft-based applications (such as SQL Server and Microsoft Exchange) and Windows file servers up and running; keeping data available and reliable; ensuring that the company can recover from a disaster; dealing with the time and cost of file recovery; and meeting compliance and governance requirements. In midsize businesses (which Asempra defines as companies in the $50 million to $1 billion range), these challenges can absorb huge amounts of valuable resources. Asempra’s continuous data protection (CDP) solution, Business Continuity Server (BCS), addresses these fundamental concerns on many levels. First, the solution includes no hidden costs. The base price of $15,000 covers the software for the Asempra BCS and an unlimited number of host agents, a license to protect half a terabyte (500GB) of storage, and all hardware including a dual-CPU 1U Server with an iSCSI or Fibre Channel HBA. The combination of hardware and software in this solution means that you don’t have to acquire a separate server to make the solution work. And you can use SAN or direct attached storage and work within your existing storage infrastructure. Finally, being application- and transaction-aware means that when you recover your files to a specific point in time, the files you recover will be useable—not corrupted. Asempra’s ability to bring this Enterprise-style data protection to midsized businesses makes it a company worth investigating if you’re looking for a CDP solution.

Please or Register to post comments.

IT/Dev Connections

Las Vegas
September 30th - October 4th

Paul ThurottOur Experts will show you:
• Common SQL Server
Problems
• Best Practices for T-SQL
• SQL Server Integration
Services
• Database Development

Come See Mike Otey & Tim Ford in Person!

Early Registration Now Open

From the Blogs
May 21, 2013
blog

A Common Misconception about MAXDOP

Out of the box, SQL Server is (and has been) able to take advantage of multiple processors/cores without any effort on behalf of administrators....More
May 9, 2013
blog

My ISO 8601-Compliant Signature 2

My family recently just "officially" announced that we're in the process of adopting a child from South Africa. We're quite excited, of course, but there's a ton of paperwork to do—along with the need for gobs of signatures....More
May 8, 2013
blog

Use SSIS for ETL from Hadoop

In this blog post, Mark Kromer walks you through using SSIS as a way to use ETL techniques using Microsoft's Hadoop on Windows (HDInsight) as a source using Hive connectors...More
SQL Server Pro Forums

Get answers to questions, share tips, and engage with the SQL Server community in our Forums.