Geo-redundant storage

With Geo-redundant storage, your backed-up data is asynchronously copied to a replication location that is geographically distant to the primary backup location. Thus, the data remains durable and accessible even if the primary location becomes unavailable.

The replicated data uses the same amount of storage space as the original data.

Limitations

• Geo-redundant storage might not be available in all data centers.
• Geo-redundancy is supported only with the cloud storage. It is not supported with third-party storages, such as partner-hosted storages or public cloud storages.
• Location for the replicated data depends on your datacenter. For more information, see this knowledge base article.

• Additional limitations apply when you use Geo-redundant storage with Disaster Recovery.

  For more information, see the Cyber Protect Cloud documentation.