Startup virtual machines directly from backup in 5 minutes

When your production virtual machines are down for whatever reason, it is of utmost importance to resume production services as soon as possible by restoring your virtual machines from backup. With CloudBacko RunDirect feature, you can startup VMWare or HyperV virtual machines from local backup in less than 5 minutes. In critical situation where everything fails, it is possible to resume business activities in a matter of minutes, not hours.

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Startup virtual machines directly from backup in 5 minutes

When your production virtual machines are down for whatever reason, it is of utmost importance to resume production services as soon as possible by restoring your virtual machines from backup. With CloudBacko RunDirect feature, you can startup VMWare or HyperV virtual machines from local backup in less than 5 minutes. In critical situation where everything fails, it is possible to resume business activities in a matter of minutes, not hours.

Startup virtual machines directly from backup in 5 minutes

When your production virtual machines are down for whatever reason, it is of utmost importance to resume production services as soon as possible by restoring your virtual machines from backup......

Video walkthrough Hyper-V backup

Video walkthrough VMware backup

Video walkthrough Hyper-V backup

Video walkthrough VMware backup

Video walkthrough Hyper-V backup

Video walkthrough VMware backup

How to create a VMware ESXi backup in a few simple steps

How to create a Hyper-V backup in a few simple steps

1. After login to Cloudbacko Go, click on the “Backup Sets” tile

2. Click on the “+” to add new backup set

3. Select the Backup Set Type “MS Hyper-V Backup”.

4. Enter the backup set name, i.e. Hyper-v daily.
The Hyper-V version is automatically detected.
Click “Next” to continue.

5. Select the VMs you wish to backup. Click "Next" to continue.

6. Create an automatic backup schedule, i.e. 20:00 daily and click “Next” to continue.

7. Select a storage destination, i.e. CloudBacko Drive. Click “OK” to continue.

8. Click “Next” to continue.

9. Use default settings. Click “Next” to continue.

10. Use default encryption settings. Click "Next” to continue.

11. Click on “Confirm” to continue

12. Enter the Windows login password. Click “Next” to continue.

13. Select the temorary directory, i.e. D:\temp. Click “Next” to continue.

14. Backup set is created.
Click on “Backup now” to start a backup job or wait for the automated backup to start.

How to create a VMware ESXi backup in a few simple steps

1. After login to Cloudbacko Go, click on the “Backup Sets” tile

2. Click on the “+” to add new backup set

3. Select the Backup Set Type “VMware Backup” and click “Next” to continue.

4. Enter the backup set name, i.e. VMware ESXi 7.
Next select the VMware version and enter VMware server login details. Click “Next” to continue.

5. Select the VMs you wish to backup. Click "Next" to continue.

6. Create an automatic backup schedule, i.e. 20:00 daily and click “Next” to continue.

7. Select a storage destination, i.e. CloudBacko Drive. Click “OK” to continue.

8. Click “Next” to continue.

9. Use default settings. Click “Next” to continue.

10. Use default encryption settings. Click "Next” to continue.

11. Click on “confirm” to continue

Two-Factor Authentication

Access to your data is protected by Two-factor authentication

Smaller Backup Files

Swap files and delete data blocks are automatically excluded from the backup file, for faster backup and restore.

Application Aware

Data in memory and pending transactions are flushed to disk, during backups of Windows VMs. For a consistent data backup and complete recovery of data and services.