Use accessible storage
Configure source data and existing destinations so Hoard can run managed copy workflows.
For IT teams
Hoard coordinates file replication, scheduled protection, data archiving, verification, and recovery across the storage your organization makes available. Assess it for storage refreshes, remote data distribution, and ongoing retention.
Configure source data and existing destinations so Hoard can run managed copy workflows.
Use disk replication, prepared packages, and tape archive options as appropriate for the dataset.
Use a browser or command-line interface to inspect jobs, protected paths, locations, and history.
Assess fit
The right design depends on the files, storage, access paths, schedules, and recovery needs at your site.
Discuss your source and replacement storage, copy scope, and review process.
Discuss how the destination is made available through your existing storage and network setup.
Review options for managing large file populations and distributed verification.
Hoard copies files to destinations your organization provisions and makes accessible. Your team manages the RAID, network connections, and underlying hardware; Hoard coordinates and tracks the data workflows.
Explore the workflows
Review the parts of Hoard that apply to your environment before arranging a presentation with your leadership and IT teams.
Talk with AptEcho
Bring your data, storage, and recovery goals to a conversation about fit.