If you use Amazon s3 storage for disaster recovery of your blog or development projects and were looking for an easy to use reliable backup and restore program, then try CloudBerry Online Backup.
What is Amazon s3?
Amazon S3 is a virtual storage solution for backing up your critical data over the internet. Amazon S3 provides a simple web services interface that can be used to store and retrieve any amount of data, at any time, from anywhere on the web. Primarily, it is meant for small scale web services or bloggers who can back up their data on Amazon S3 cloud but the service is equally popular amongst the home users.
What is CloudBerry?
It is a powerful backup and restore program for Amazon S3 storage and is aimed at making disaster recovery plan simple, reliable, and affordable.
CloudBerry Explorer allow user to move files to Amazon S3 just as easily as they manage them on their local drive(s).
Features of CloudBerry Online Backup
- Easy installation and configuration
- Scheduling capabilities
- Data encryption
- Data retention schedule
- Secure online storage
- Backup verification
- Alerting notifications
- Reporting of successful/failed backup status
- Restoration roll-back to a particular date
- Backup open files
- Support SSL for secure data connection
Benefits
- In built wizards provide user friendly recovery and back up
- Strong data encryption helps protect data from unauthorized access
- Scheduling capabilities helps automate the backup process
- Does not us any proprietary storage format. Thus data can be accessed even using any other Amazon S3 tools
- Work with any number of Amazon S3 accounts simultaneously
Pricing?
CloudBerry Explorer can be downloaded online and can be used for 3 months without any cost. However, you will need to pay for Amazon’s S3 storage.
Is anyone already using CloudBerry? Do share your comments on what you think.
Links: CloudBerry, Amazon S3
3 Comments
Thanks so much for posting a review of CloudBerry products!
You are welcome Nadya.
WHY does cloudberry explorer NEED an installation wrapper??