Most IT teams don’t set out to build a Frankenstein backup environment. Instead, it happens gradually. A backup tool here. A third-party storage bucket there.

Before long, you’ve got multiple vendors, various support contracts, and a recovery plan that only works if every piece of it cooperates at exactly the right moment.

This is the quiet risk hiding in a lot of DIY object storage deployments (e.g., Wasabi). It’s not that they’re bad products, but it’s that “backup software from one vendor, cloud storage from another” creates a seam. And seams fail.

Veeam Data Cloud Vault was built to eliminate that seam entirely.

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