Our team has been laboring day and night for the last month to bring you MSP360 Backup 5.4. One of the novelties of the latest iteration of our flagship backup solution is support for AWS Snowball import for SQL Server.
Our team has been laboring day and night for the last couple of months to bring you the next iteration of our flagship product — MSP360 Backup 5.4. This release flaunts a handful of useful novelties and improvements. Read on to get a brief summary of major changes.
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MSP360 Explorer for Azure has been updated to expand the list of available cloud storage solutions. Namely, Microsoft OneDrive for Business is now supported.
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Microsoft has recently updated its Azure Storage architecture to increase the size of the maximum allowable block size. The latest editions of MSP360 Backup and MSP360 Explorer for Windows have in turn timely gained support for this novelty.
We recently wrote an overview of Google Cloud Storage classes. However, working with various storage classes is not limited to selecting them. Google also allows you to set lifecycle rules for buckets. Naturally, MSP360 Explorer is capable of creating these rules.
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Amazon has recently introduced S3 Object Tagging. With S3 Object Tagging, you can manage and control access for Amazon S3 objects. S3 Object Tags are key-value pairs applied to S3 objects which can be created, updated or deleted at any time during the lifetime of the object. With these, you’ll have the ability to create Identity and Access Management (IAM) policies, setup S3 Lifecycle policies, and customize storage metrics. These object-level tags can then manage transitions between storage classes and expire objects in the background. The latest version of MSP360 Backup supports S3 tagging out of the box.
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As you know, MSP360 Explorer used to be offered in 2 editions: Free and Pro. Well, no longer! We’ve now incorporated the functionality of both versions into a single build for your convenience. The latest version of MSP360 Explorer offers full-fledged support for all license tiers: freeware, trial Pro, and Pro. Continue reading
MSP360 Explorer 5.0 is out. The chief addition in the latest version of our cloud file manager is the ability to select the preferable Glacier retrieval option.
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Amazon has introduced a handful of changes to their S3 & Glacier
cloud storage tiers. To wit, pricing policy has been appreciably altered, and the selection of available retrieval options for Glacier—expanded. Let’s take a closer look at the novelties.
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MSP360 Drive 2.3.2 is out, flaunting a few highly requested features. Namely, disabling file cache and Command Line Interface enhancements.
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Please note that MSP360 Backup supports AWS Snowball Edge device only, the use of AWS Snowball device is deprecated.
While MSP360 backup handles rather large volumes of data effortlessly, some concerns still remain with regard to the feasibility of utilizing the available internet connection for such purposes. Naturally, dozens of terabytes (even less) of data would take forever to upload even with a swift bandwidth, let alone a subpar connection. Besides, many Internet providers impose data caps on their users which could clearly impede any attempt at uploading data of volumes upwards of a certain number of terabytes. Thus, it may seem more appropriate to inspect other solutions to this conundrum.
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It is sometimes necessary to employ another computer to restore your data from the same cloud storage. Naturally, the computer you're trying to restore your files on must be properly set up. Elsewise, you might face a situation in which some of your files are invisible. There are 2 ways to ensure that all files are displayed: specify the correct prefix and sync repository.
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