Sneak Peek: Veeam Agentless Backups in SvHCI

What’s In Store?

• A first look at the upcoming release of StorMagic SvHCI 2.6, including support for Veeam agentless backups
• A live demo from Mark showing what the Veeam integration looks like and how it works
• Why agentless backup matters to customers moving away from VMware, and how to explain it in customer conversations
• What’s next for Edge Control, including the ability to deploy it on-premises
• SvSAN running on HPE VM Essentials (VME), enabling 2-node high availability for HPE VME users
• A live Q&A session with the team

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About This Webinar

Many organizations want to move away from VMware as Broadcom price increases bite. But for a lot of IT teams, there’s a sticking point which is backup. Agentless backup is the approach most teams prefer, because it’s easier to install, maintain and manage from a single point of administration. Yet many alternative hypervisors don’t support it, because backup vendors have historically focused their engineering on the long-established hypervisor brands. You can read more about Agent vs Agentless Backup in our blog.

The upcoming release of StorMagic SvHCI 2.6 changes that, with functionality to enable Veeam agentless backups. In this partner-only session, Scott Mann, SVP Global Sales, and Mark Christie, Field CTO, will walk you through the release. Mark will share his screen for a live demo of the Veeam integration, explain how it works, and show you how to articulate its value to your customers.

The team will also cover two more updates. Edge Control is gaining the ability to be deployed on-premises. And SvSAN is now running on HPE VME, giving HPE VME users 2-node high availability and giving HPE resellers and reps a cost-effective option to offer their customers.

Whether your customers are planning a move off VMware, running HPE infrastructure, or managing sites at the edge, you’ll leave with new reasons to start the conversation.