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Cohesity and Amazon Web Services Cloud Data Management and Migrations Made Easy SOLUTION BRIEF Cohesity and Amazon Web Services Cloud Data Management and Migrations Made Easy Cloud has enabled agility and shifted costs to better match rapidly changing business environments. Key Benefits However as cloud adoption accelerates and new sources of data are introduced, they often emerge with limited operational oversight—which raises the potential of turning data into a liability rather Meet SLAs with enterprise • than an asset. As organizations try to adapt to these challenges, they frequently deploy disparate grade AWS data protection point solutions to manage on-premises, cloud and edge environments separately, only driving up Accelerate migrations, • cost and complexity. automate failover, and simplify archivals to AWS Cohesity data management solutions are offered as Software as a Service (SaaS) and subscription- • Simplify hybrid cloud data based (self-managed) software and help eliminate many of the above challenges by providing a management consistent data management experience with a single platform and UI across hybrid cloud. Whether • Eliminate silos with a single you need to protect your AWS cloud-native apps and data or need help migrating to the AWS cloud, platform and UI Cohesity’s AWS solutions have got you covered. • Flexibility to choose self- managed software or SaaS DataProtect SmartFiles SiteContinuity Analytics & Amazon EC2 Amazon RDS Amazon S3 Insights Cohesity Helios Cohesity Cohesity Helios Customer managed AWS Cloud AWS Cloud managed On-Premises Migrate Failover Archive Other AWS Outposts VMware Workloads VM Cohesity Helios Customer Data Center managed Figure 1: Enable multiple hybrid and cloud-native capabilities with flexible deployment and consumption options. Key Capabilities Enterprise Backup for AWS: Protect EC2 and RDS data through centrally managed snapshots or a separate backup copy that’s stored in Cohesity. Your choice of destination: Backup as a Service, your AWS account, or your data center. SOLUTION BRIEF | Cohesity and Amazon Web Services “ “From a strategic standpoint, there is tremendous potential in a comprehensive DMaaS solution that addresses a range of use cases from disaster recovery, to security, to compliance, and provides the ability to use cloud services to get even more value from data.” - Oded Haner, Senior Vice President of Technology, Franklin Templeton. Long-Term Retention on AWS: Eliminate the complexity and costs CloudArchive – Archive older backup data from on-premises to of tape and archive on-premises data to any Amazon S3 storage class any Amazon S3 storage class for long-term retention. CloudArchive for long-term retention. Data is deduped, compressed and indexed deduplication reduces storage and data transfer costs on AWS.. for granular search and retrieval. CloudArchive Direct – Archive data directly to the cloud to reduce Disaster Recovery on AWS: Enable disaster recovery on AWS with storage costs and eliminate the need to store a full backup copy on- failover and failback capabilities. Replicate data from an on-premises premises. Cohesity instance to Cohesity on AWS to failover and failback on- CloudSpin – Spin up on-premises VMs on AWS for dev/test or DR. premises when operations are restored. Automatically, replicate, convert, and spin up VMs on Amazon EC2 on- Migrate to AWS: Move data and VMs to AWS quickly with automated demand or using policy based scheduling. format conversions that ensure compatibility. Simplify the process Cloud Snapshot Manager – use AWS snapshot APIs to backup cloud with a consistent data management and protection platform from apps running on EC2 and RDS and to Amazon S3. Snapshots can be data center to cloud. managed remotely from an on-premises Cohesity cluster without the Simplify Hybrid and Protect AWS Outposts: Simplify your hybrid need for additional cloud infrastructure. cloud management with the same enterprise protection for AWS Outposts and AWS cloud with seamless archive to Amazon S3 to Simplify Hybrid Cloud with Data Management reduce storage costs. as a Service Unified Protection for VMware Hybrid Cloud: Unified protection Designed in collaboration with AWS, Cohesity Data Management as enables VM mobility across on-premises VMs and VMware Cloud a Service offerings are built on the same Cohesity platform software on AWS. Scale and restore hundreds of VMs on demand to recover and UI as the self-managed option, but are managed by Cohesity and quickly and exceed SLAs. hosted on AWS. They radically simplify the way data is backed up, secured, governed and analyzed through an easy to use portfolio of Related Products/Features SaaS solutions that help you reduce infrastructure burden and shift costs to OpEx. Cohesity Helios® – multicloud data platform and global GUI that provides a comprehensive range of data management services, on- premises or via a SaaS model. Trust Cohesity with Your Data Thousands of customers and hundreds on AWS trust Cohesity to Cohesity DataProtect – Enterprise backup for AWS data sources, deliver simple, secure, and flexible data management across hybrid other clouds, and on-premises with options for self-managed cloud. Cohesity eliminates silos with a single platform and UI for data software or Backup as a Service. management that spans across clouds and on-premises with the Cohesity SiteContinuity – Use cloud for disaster recovery to choice of self managed software or SaaS. Deliver enterprise-grade eliminate secondary data centers. Orchestrate failover and failback protection for your AWS data or use migrate, failover, and archive on- and automate data replication with a unified policy engine. premise data to the cloud. Learn more at Cohesity.com/solution/cloud/aws © 2021 Cohesity, Inc. All rights reserved. Cohesity, the Cohesity logo, SnapTree, SpanFS, DataPlatform, DataProtect, Helios, and other Cohesity marks are trademarks or registered trademarks of Cohesity, Inc. in the US and/or internationally. Other company and product names may be trademarks of the respective companies with which they are associated. This material (a) is intended to provide you information about Cohesity and our business and products; (b) was believed to be true and accurate at the time it was written, but is subject to change without notice; and (c) is provided on an “AS IS” basis. Cohesity disclaims all express or implied conditions, representations, warranties of any kind. 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