05 / INFRASTRUCTURE SOLUTIONS

Two approaches to backup

Take the classic enterprise path with Veeam. Or assemble your own backup stack on a dedicated server and pay primarily for infrastructure rather than a packaged service. Both options work — the difference is convenience, control, and cost.

Request Backup as a Service

PATH A

Veeam Backup as a Service

The standard enterprise approach for companies that need predictable data protection without assembling infrastructure themselves. Veeam creates consistent copies of virtual and physical workloads, supports application-aware processing for business systems, and enables fast service recovery.

One strong capability is Instant Recovery: a virtual machine can be started directly from a backup file without waiting for a full restore, reducing downtime during an incident.

Backup infrastructure placed in Irix Tier IV, separate from production
Encryption and access control on transfer and storage
Usable as primary backup or as an off-site second layer

PATH B

Self-Managed Backup on a Dedicated Server

If the goal is to reduce cost and retain more control, backup can be deployed independently on a dedicated server. Possible configurations:

HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen10 12LFF — large 3.5" drive count for high-volume data
HPE Synergy 480/660 or BL460c with LUN attachment on external storage
HPE ProLiant BL460c Gen10 with local drives, e.g. 2 × 3.84 TB — most affordable

Install your own backup software and supporting tools for routing and VPN, e.g. MikroTik CHR. Backup solutions used here include Veeam, Bacula/Bareos, Proxmox Backup Server, and other commercial or open-source systems. We have no access to client data or installed software — control over the system and data remains with you.

HOW TO CHOOSE

Familiar format, or cost and control

If you need a familiar enterprise format with minimal assembly effort — Veeam is the logical path. If cost, control, and configuration flexibility matter more — allocate a dedicated server for backup and build the stack yourself. We will help select the scheme based on data volume, copy frequency, and budget.