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Your Guide to Windows Storage Spaces

If you’re operating in a Windows or Windows Server environment, and have critical data to protect, then Windows Storage Spaces can come in handy. Many data centers and server farms implement both HDDs and SSDs for storing important data. Unfortunately, 10% of hard drives fail past the three-year mark. Organizations must recognize this threat — and the numerous other hardware, software and human snafus that may threaten data integrity. Read more
Adam Bertram
Adam Bertram

Guest author

Unlock Veeam’s Free Not For Resale (NFR) License

Here at Veeam, we are passionate about helping people learn to do awesome things with their virtual environment. One of the best ways to learn is from your own experience, which is why we give certified IT pros FREE NFR keys.

Here’s how you can get a free Veeam NFR license key. Read more
Kseniya Zvereva
Kseniya Zvereva

Senior Manager, Technical Community Programs

How to automate adding Veeam Backup for Microsoft Office 365 Auxiliary accounts

Veeam Backup for Microsoft Office 365 is subject to throttling rules placed on SharePoint sites. These rules limit traffic speed for any item downloaded per user from any SharePoint site or OneDrive for Business on Microsoft servers. These throttling rules generally go unnoticed in day-to-day use of the cloud product but can drastically limit backup recovery point objectives. Veeam has a solution to this problem in the way of Auxiliary backup accounts. Read more
Karinne Bessette
Karinne Bessette

Global Technologist, Microsoft 365 Lead

Using AWS Organizations to consolidate billing sprawl

With more and more businesses relying on public clouds to run their IT infrastructure, it’s becoming more of a challenge managing these environments. When we look at AWS for example, a best practice is to use AWS accounts to segregate workloads and create security boundaries. Read more
David Hill
David Hill

Technologist, Product Strategy