Veeam adds support for six more hypervisors in case you are up for a new one
Veeam announced that its Data Platform version 13.1 now supports six additional hypervisors, expanding its compatibility beyond VMware. The new hypervisors include Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization, Sangfor aSV, XCP-ng, Citrix XenServer, VergeIO and Platform9. Veeam also introduced a Cloud Archive service for long‑term backup storage, referencing AWS Glacier and Azure Archive Storage.
- ▪Veeam added support for six new hypervisors in its flagship Data Platform, enabling protection of VMs across a broader range of virtualization environments.
- ▪The added hypervisors comprise Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization, Sangfor aSV, XCP-ng, Citrix XenServer, VergeIO and Platform9, many of which are based on Linux KVM or Xen.
- ▪The move targets customers considering migration from VMware due to Broadcom’s licensing model for Cloud Foundation.
- ▪Veeam launched a Cloud Archive product aimed at storing redundant or obsolete backups using cold‑storage services such as AWS Glacier and Azure Archive Storage.
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