StoneFly DR365V Veeam Ready Backup & DR Appliance
Tested and verified by Veeam - the DR365V supports all Veeam Availability Suite v10 backup, replication, and recovery features
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Deploy your preferred virtual environment on the DR365V - supported hypervisors include VMware, Hyper-V, KVM, Citrix, & Persepolis
Leverage the preconfigured StoneFly SCVM to integrate cloud connect, data protection, storage optimization, and advanced reporting
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Turnkey fully integrated solution that combines hyperconvergence, backup & DR, cloud connect, and secure target repositories in a highly scalable, and hyper-available system.
Organizations & businesses looking to secure mission-critical servers, virtual environments, & cloud volumes.
Physical, Cloud, & Virtual
vSAN, vNAS, & more
Azure, AWS, Other S3
Preconfigured & Read-to-Use
Supported Target Storage Repositories
With StoneFly DR365V storage OS (SCVM)
StoneFly DR365V Veeam backup appliance comes preconfigured with our 8th generation patented storage operating system SCVM.
Store critical workloads, backups, and replicas in software-defined air-gapped volumes that can be turned on or off at user’s discretion. Secure your workloads from ransomware attacks, virus, malware, and other cyber-threats with air-gapped backups!
Store mission-critical workloads, backup files, and volume snapshots in uneditable WORM volumes provisioned either locally on the DR365V or in Azure, AWS, or other S3 cloud-based repositories.
The Backup Vault is an isolated virtual Linux appliance hosted on DR365V using SCVM. The storage OS orchestrates real-time replication jobs and stores copies of critical volumes on the Backup Vault. The virtual Linux appliance, similar to Air-gapped repositories, uses software-defined networking to isolate itself from the production environment.
With the Backup Vault, StoneFly customers always have a secondary copy on their local appliance in case something happens to the primary production copy.
Recover instantly with near-zero Recovery Time Objectives (RTOs) using direct VM spin up. The Veeam backup and replication appliance automatically converts backups to VMs; in the event of primary system failure or hardware failure, StoneFly customers can directly spin up the VM on DR365V and restore business within minutes.
Leverage Veeam backup files to extract virtual disks as iSCSI volumes on any iSCSI client to run data analytics, test backup and DR plan, setup dev and test, or other similar use-cases – no additional charges, no additional licenses!
Setup an on-demand isolated virtual lab on DR365V to test out backup & DR plans. The virtual lab can also be used to test out environments and give isolated access to departments & clients.
DR365V Hardware Configurations
Single turnkey appliance with built-in:
HCI Controller
High performance RAID controller
Enterprise storage drives (NVMe, SSDs, SAS, or combinations of all three)
Two turnkey clustered appliances, each with built-in:
HCI Controller
High performance RAID controller
Enterprise storage drives (NVMe, SSDs, SAS, or combinations of all three)
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Three turnkey appliances, each with built-in:
HCI Controller
High performance RAID controller
Enterprise storage drives (NVMe, SSDs, SAS, or combinations of all three)
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Disaggregated modular architecture with three (or more) chassis:
HCI Controller (1U or 2U)
HA RAID expansion array (one or more)
Optional storage expansion units with enterprise storage drives (NVMe, SSDs, SAS, or combinations of all three)
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Scale up (vertical scalling) by adding Expandable Bunch of Drives (EBODs). Each DR365V appliance node can support 256 drives with EBODs depending on the appliance series & model.
The DR365V can scale out to virtually unlimited number of appliance nodes. With each node added to the system, the performance and storage capacity ncreases in multiples.
The DR365V-HA supports individual performance and storage capacity expansion. To add more performance, users can add HCI controller chassis. To increase storage capacity, users can add thousands of drives using EBODs.
