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Reading Time: 7 minutesVeeam Backup & Replication 12.3 (build 12.3.0.310) has been recently released and it’s already available for download and fix some security issues. But before upgrade to this version, it’s better to read carefully the related release notes and the upgrade guide.

Reading Time: 6 minutesVeeam has just released the Veeam Backup & Replication 12.3 version. For a list of all news see the what’s new document, the relase notes and the Veeam web page. It adds new workload supports and new interesting features, expecially in the security area.

Reading Time: 2 minutesVeeam Backup & Replication support for KVM was limited, at the VM image level, only to Nutanix AHV and RedHat Virtualization (RHV)… until now. Of course, is possible to use Veeam Agent to manage the backup of workloads on different type of hypervisors, but having a native image level backup support is important to improve backup speed, simplicity and also have fast recoverability. KVM solutions are growing fast, but it’s a fragmented world, with too many variants and dialects. Now Veeam is announcing the support for Oracle Linux KVM!

Reading Time: 2 minutesNAKIVO has just released a new solution to back up and recover Proxmox VM data. Proxmox Backup Solution by NAKIVO that is already available to download.  https://www.nakivo.com/proxmox-backup/

Reading Time: 3 minutesVeeam Backup & Replication offers two options to protect Oracle databases: You can use both or one of the options depending on your environment specifics and approach to handle Oracle databases.

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Reading Time: 4 minutesDuring the recent SHIFT 2023 event, Commvault has charted the future of cyber resilience using the power of AI to achieve the most powerful cyber resilience across the hybrid landscape. The event was an in place event (in New York City on November 8), followed by a series of global simulcasts on November 9 in local time zones.

Reading Time: 3 minutesVeeam announced two new offerings which combine the confidence and reliability of Veeam’s backup and restore capabilities with the ease-of-use of Backup-as-a-Service (BaaS). The news is that those two offers are not delivered through cloud partners, but directly as a Veeam’s portfolio service called Cirrus by Veeam. Cirrus by Veeam was acquired from CT4, an Australian company who developed the cloud-native service utilizing Veeam’s industry-leading data backup and ransomware recovery platform.

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