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With Zerto Virtual Replication (ZVR) 5.0 the journal retention period has been increased from 14 to a maximum 30-days, which in combination with One-To-Many replication opens some exciting new possibilities. As a quick recap, the journal is a compressed transaction log of all the block-level changes, in a single or group of VMs, enabling you […]

About a week ago in Austin, TX I arrived at SpiceWorld 2016 not knowing what to expect.  Though, from this community full of IT pimentos, poblanos and jalapenos, I knew I would walk away with a head full "spicy" content and maybe even a few bottles of hot sauce to boot. I’ve been a part of […]

Guest blog from ZertoCon Local Grand Rapids, MI 2017 Attendee, Travis Having already attended ZertoCON in Boston back in May of this year, I must say I was excited to see a more tailored format at ZertoCON Local, right in my backyard of Grand Rapids, MI. My job demands a lot of time and energy, so […]

Continuing our blog series looking at the awesomeness that is ZVR 5.0, we’ve got one more great feature to talk to you about today: the Zerto Mobile App! That’s right boys and girls, Zerto is coming soon to a mobile phone near you. Available for both Android and iOS platforms, you’ll be able to download […]

Read an updated post, from 2023, on How Zerto's One-to-Many Replication Works. Click here!   When it comes to changing your DR site, be it to a new datacenter, co-location space, cloud provider or public cloud, maintaining replication for disaster recovery can be challenging. This results in significant windows of unprotected VMs and data introducing […]

Read an updated post, from 2023, on How Zerto's One-to-Many Replication Works. Click here!   Many organizations rely on applications and databases continuously updating each other in order to facilitate processes across multiple business units and systems. To help explain let’s take a typical scenario of a user who logs into application X, creates a […]

Read an updated post, from 2023, on How Zerto's One-to-Many Replication Works. Click here!   One of the key technologies of Zerto's Virtual Replication (ZVR) is the Virtual Protection Group (VPG). The VPG mechanism is used for protecting and recovering application VMs together to a consistent point in time. Consistency is maintained across all the […]

Read an updated post, from 2023, on How Zerto's One-to-Many Replication Works. Click here!   With Zerto Virtual Replication (ZVR) 5.0 One-To-Many replication you can simultaneously protect VMs within your local datacenter, to a secondary datacenter and to Microsoft Azure or Amazon Web Services all with RPOs in seconds using the same software solution. Come […]

If you’ve been keeping up with Zerto news over the past few months, you may have noticed a trend toward the global, enterprise-level companies aligning with us to deliver powerful replication and orchestration capabilities to their service offerings. We’re very proud that Zerto's Virtual Replication (ZVR) is production-proven to the point that the largest software […]

Read an updated post, from 2023, on How Zerto's One-to-Many Replication Works. Click here!   With Zerto Virtual Replication (ZVR) 5.0 One-To-Many replication, VMs can now be simultaneously protected both locally and to a remote site with always-on block-level replication, point in time recovery journaling and each replica just seconds behind the production data. This […]

Read an updated post, from 2023, on Zerto's One-to-Many Replication. Click here! Zerto Virtual Replication (ZVR) 5.0 introduces the new capability of One-To-Many replication which I am really excited about. In my opinion it extends the lead of ZVR as the fastest, most powerful replication and recovery solution for Virtual Machines (VMs), files and data. […]

Once upon a time, in an IT department in the far away land of Indiana, Rich Kocielko, an IT manager at Lippert Components was experiencing 15 minute RPOs using SAN-SAN replication. Knowing these results were not acceptable by modern IT standards, he knew he had to search far and wide for something better – a […]