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CloudCasa vs Storware Backup & Recovery

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6.9#6 in container backup softwareFrom $69 a month
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FactCloudCasaStorware Backup & Recovery
APIThe REST API uses https://api.cloudcasa.io/api/v1 for SaaS and an installation-specific /api/v1 endpoint for self-hosted deployments.A REST API is exposed by the server for inventory, backup, restore, task monitoring, policies, and schedules.
DocumentationDocumentation is divided into a User Guide, Self-hosted Admin Guide and API Guide with examples.The official documentation covers installation, deployment, administration, CLI, API integration, licensing, requirements, and release changes.
Founded19962013
HeadquartersParamus, New Jersey, United StatesWarsaw, Poland
PurposeCloudCasa is a data protection, recovery, disaster recovery, and data mobility solution for Kubernetes, cloud databases, cloud-native applications, and Kubernetes-native virtualization.Storware Backup and Recovery protects virtual machines, containers, and cloud workloads from one console.
Rating on G24.5 out of 5 from 2 reviews4.7 out of 5 from 28 reviews
Security controlsCloudCasa describes MFA, suspicious-IP throttling, brute-force detection, vulnerability scanning and immutable ransomware protection.Listed controls include RBAC, administrative audit logs, configurable SIEM logging, encryption at rest, immutable backups, and air-gapped protection.

CloudCasa plans

  • CloudCasa Free TrialFree
  • CloudCasa Pro$69 a month
  • CloudCasa EnterprisePriced on request

Storware Backup & Recovery plans

  • 60-day free trialFree
  • 60-day trialFree
  • Free licenseFree
  • Commercial licensePriced on request

Pick CloudCasa if…

CloudCasa suits developers, DevOps, platform engineering, and IT operations teams managing Kubernetes and related workloads. Organizations can choose managed SaaS or self-hosted deployment.

Pick Storware Backup & Recovery if…

Storware presents the product for IT administrators, DevOps engineers, and CTOs or IT leaders managing multi-vendor environments. It may suit teams needing backup and recovery across virtual machines, containers, and cloud workloads.

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