What is VMware backup?

What is VMware backup?

VMware backup refers to the process of creating copies of virtual machines (VMs) running on VMware environments like ESXi and vCenter to ensure data protection and recovery. BDRSuite offers agentless VM backup to protect VMware virtual machines including features such as incremental backup, flexible storage options (Local & Cloud) and centralized management. Learn more about BDRSuite's VMware Backup here. 

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