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DXC Continuity Services vs. VMware Site Recovery (DRaaS)

Overview
ProductRatingMost Used ByProduct SummaryStarting Price
DXC Continuity Services
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DXC Technology provides a suite of continuity services, including their DRaaS Managed Continuity Service powered by Microsoft, as well as continuity consulting and other related services. DXC Technology was formed from the merger of CSC and HPE enterprise services.N/A
VMware Site Recovery (DRaaS)
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VMware offers Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) via the VMware Site Recovery DRaaS for on-premise workloads or AWS, VMware Cloud Disaster Recovery on-demand DRaaS delivered as a SaaS solution, or Cloud Provider Disaster Recovery Solutions DRaaS offerd through accredited VMware partners.N/A
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Free/Freemium Version
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Premium Consulting/Integration Services
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User Ratings
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User Testimonials
DXC Continuity ServicesVMware Site Recovery (DRaaS)
Likelihood to Recommend
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VMware Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery tools are well suited for customers who are heavily integrated with vSphere and VMs for their on-premises data centers today. VMware Cloud on AWS is great for customers who do not have DR sites and want to leverage the public cloud to build a DR site on demand quickly.
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Pros
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  • Integration with VMware environments
  • Simple to use for current VMware admins
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Cons
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  • vSphere replication not as feature rich as storage replication
  • Third party software necessary if looking into public cloud
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Support Rating
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VMware support is typically outstanding, of course, they have multiple departments, and you need to work with the specific teams to get advanced support for things specific to VMware Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery. In contrast, other companies that deal directly with that technology may be more responsive to those specifics. Typically VMware is excellent and helpful in critical outages. For smaller to medium issues, it can take some time to get addressed appropriately.
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Alternatives Considered
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VMware is software and typically hardware agnostic, this does require extra design and consideration versus putting in backup appliances. Some other solutions are a software as well and can be layered on top of vSphere to enhance existing environments. We need to weigh the benefits of licensing versus software costs and the management cost of having multiple tools.
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Return on Investment
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  • Requires running vSphere at target DR sites
  • Potential licensing cost for cold/standby locations
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