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FactHystax AcuraVeeam Recovery Orchestrator
DeploymentHystax says customers can request an Acura image and CloudFormation template for AWS deployment.Orchestrator is installed on a 64-bit Windows Server and its web UI is accessed through a browser.
Founded20162006
HeadquartersSunnyvale, California, United StatesG2's Veeam seller profile lists Kirkland, Washington as the headquarters location.
PurposeHystax Acura provides cloud migration, disaster recovery, and backup for IT workloads.Veeam Recovery Orchestrator coordinates recovery processes and provides one-click recovery plans for critical applications, with documentation and testing features.
SecurityReplication agents communicate with the Acura Controller using SSL-encrypted requests and controller-specific certificates.Veeam recommends enabling multifactor authentication for the web UI, restricting internet inbound connections, and limiting outbound HTTPS connections to specified Veeam and Microsoft update sources.
SupportHystax provides Acura live migration and disaster recovery documentation and directs users to contact support or create a ticket.Veeam offers email and phone technical support to customers on maintenance and during the official evaluation period.

Hystax Acura plans

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Veeam Recovery Orchestrator plans

  • Evaluation licenseFree
  • NFR licenseFree
  • Perpetual license—
  • Rental licensePriced on request
  • Subscription license—
  • Veeam Recovery Orchestrator (licensed through Veeam Data Platform)Priced on request

Pick Hystax Acura if…

Acura is aimed at enterprises and managed service providers handling IT workload migration, backup, or disaster recovery. Its multi-tenant portal and API may suit providers managing multiple customer projects or teams automating these processes.

Pick Veeam Recovery Orchestrator if…

It suits organizations coordinating and testing recovery for supported virtual and physical Windows workloads. Teams should account for its license requirements and Windows Server deployment.

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