2022-07-23T23:16:00Z
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Sr. Technical Support Engineer at Veritas Partner
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Which Backup and Recovery solution is providing the best Copy Data Management (CDM)/virtual copy of a database?

Hi community,

In your opinion, which Backup and Recovery solution does provide the best Copy Data Management (CDM)/virtual copy of a database. 

Why? Please share any relevant references about it.

Thanks.

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BN
Architect - infra at Ørsted Services
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2022-07-27T06:59:31Z
Jul 27, 2022

Cohesity is being used in Infra where I work. It does the job of what this question is about, i.e. CDM.

Search for a product comparison in Backup and Recovery Software
Mostafa Atrash - PeerSpot reviewer
Sr. Enterprise Solutions Engineer at Palpay
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2022-07-26T11:25:49Z
Jul 26, 2022

Maybe you want to check out Cohesity's Agile Development and Test (ADaT) feature, and Rubrik Copy Data Management (CDM).

EB
Director of Community at PeerSpot (formerly IT Central Station)
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2022-07-25T04:57:11Z
Jul 25, 2022

Hi @reviewer1294890, @Ali Yazıcı, @Chris Childerhose, @reviewer896385 ​and @Anteneh Asnake,


As members listed on PeerSpot Backup & Recovery solutions' Leaderboard, what is your recommendation?


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