Zerto Virtual Replication
بواسطة Zerto (A Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company)
Unmatched RPOs and RTOs: The most consistent praise is for its near-synchronous replication. Users report achieving Recovery Point Objectives (RPO) of just 5–10 seconds, ensuring virtually no data is lost during a site failure.
Unmatched RPOs and RTOs: The most consistent praise is for its near-synchronous replication. Users report achieving Recovery Point Objectives (RPO) of just 5–10 seconds, ensuring virtually no data is lost during a site failure.
Unmatched RPOs and RTOs: The most consistent praise is for its near-synchronous replication. Users report achieving Recovery Point Objectives (RPO) of just 5–10 seconds, ensuring virtually no data is lost during a site failure.
Unmatched RPOs and RTOs: The most consistent praise is for its near-synchronous replication. Users report achieving Recovery Point Objectives (RPO) of just 5–10 seconds, ensuring virtually no data is lost during a site failure.
Technical Knowledge Required: While the daily UI is intuitive, the initial setup and configuration can be complex. Users mention that properly sizing "journals" and "VRAs" (Virtual Replication Appliances) requires a solid understanding of virtual networking.
Windows Server Dependency: A recurring technical complaint is that the Zerto Virtual Manager (ZVM) still requires a Windows Server OS as its base, whereas many competitors have moved to more lightweight, secure Linux-based appliances.
