Checking Hyper-V backups, checking file level backups, checking VMware backups, even Nutanix backups, even Azure backups. 

So, like, stored all the experts of Phoenix taking NAS backups. Earlier, I used to take SQL backups as well.  

All our customers are in the pharmaceutical industry.

The typical use case for Druva Phoenix depends on multiple workloads. If a customer wants a simple solution where we can manage the entire workload, or they want to back up with agent plus backup, we can accommodate that. It depends on the use case for what type of solution they are looking for.

We mainly used Druva Phoenix for data backup and disaster recovery.

We utilized the product to modernize backup as a service, eliminating the need for extensive hardware and ensuring data is securely backed off-site.

We use Druva Phoenix for backing up virtual environments, physical servers, and a few SQL workloads.

Druva Phoenix is used to have the ability to back up on-prem to the Druva cloud. It can back up many sources can be virtualized, physical systems, or VMware environments.

We've been using it just for a couple of on-premise servers where we needed to get the data stored somewhere else.

We use Druva for both local backups as well as to directly backup to AWS.