Hybrid Workloads (Phoenix)
Druva Phoenix delivers data availability and governance for enterprise infrastructure with a unique cloud-first approach — combining high-performance, scalable backup, DR, archival and analytics to simplify data protection, improve visibility and dramatically reduce the risk, cost and effort of managing today’s complex information environment.
- Release Details
- Provides the features introduced in the Phoenix release.
- Get Started with Phoenix
- Provides information about Phoenix support matrix, licensing information, organizations, administrators, and single sign-on.
- Quick reference guide to Phoenix deployment
- Understanding Phoenix workflows
- Phoenix licensing information
- Configure organizations
- Manage administrator accounts
- Manage single sign-on for Phoenix
- Log in to Phoenix Management Console
- Manage administrator roles
- Support matrix
- Key concepts and terms
- Credentials store
- Manage administrative groups
- Manage activation tokens
- Enabling and Disabling Organizations
- Configure Phoenix for Backup and Restore
- Provides instructions for deploying and configuring virtual machines, physical servers, and CloudCache. It also provides information about backing up servers, enabling and disabling servers, deleting servers, and deleting snapshots.
- Backup and Restore VMware Virtual Machines
- Backup and Restore Hyper-V Virtual Machines
- Backup and Restore Files and Folders on Servers
- Backup and Restore NAS Shares
- Backup and Restore MS-SQL Server Databases
- Backup and Restore Oracle Databases
- Phoenix CloudCache
- Backup Optimization by using Snowball Edge as seeding device
- Reference Articles
- Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS)
- Describes the Phoenix Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) functionality. It provides instructions to set up Phoenix DRaaS and configure virtual machines for disaster recovery. It also lists the Phoenix DRaaS issues that you may encounter and provides solutions to fix issues.
- Monitor Phoenix
- Provides information about options, such as the dashboard, alerts, reports, storage, and billing in Phoenix Management Console that you can use to monitor all your activities related to back up and restore.
- Troubleshooting and FAQs
- Describes workarounds for the errors that you may encounter while you trigger or schedule a job in Phoenix. This section also provides a list of commonly asked questions about Phoenix.
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