Why is it Important to Back up VMware?

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VMware vSphere is a powerful platform that integrates platform virtualization services and software, along with cloud computing capabilities. It is a leader in the enterprise virtualization industry, and for good reason. Many IT-driven enterprises and businesses are dependent on VMware for hosting their critical workloads. VMware vSphere offers many incredible services, and it is important for business leaders and companies to protect their virtual data. Being struck by malware is now a growing possibility, regardless of your organization’s size. This is primarily because malicious activities increase with the reliance on virtualization. Therefore, cyber security is an essential consideration for businesses, especially those that cannot afford their data to be compromised. One of the best ways to avoid data loss as a result of malware is backups. The Importance of BackupsBacking up is a preventative measure you take so that you are ready for when disaster strikes in your VMware vSphere environment. Before you get into VMware backup best practices, it is important to know about the different types of backups. Backups are the main tool for preventing data loss in the face of component failure. If fault tolerance fails, disaster recovery will be your last option. Disaster recovery is a ...


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