Redstor's Cloud to Cloud service gives you the ability to backup and restore to and from cloud platforms like Microsoft OneDrive and SharePoint. To use the service, you need to be both a Redstor collection administrator, and a Microsoft Office 365 global administrator for your tenant. Once you have obtained your Cloud Backup Pro licences (one per backup account), you can simply log into the service at:
The following functionalities are currently available:
General
- OneDrive and SharePoint supported
SharePoint
- Backup of all files (no custom selection)
- Backup of document libraries for a team/communication site
- Restore of documents into existing document libraries
- Restore of site documents to original location
- Auto-add and backup new sites
InstantData only
- Backup of custom file selection
- Restore of site documents
- Restore of deleted sites
- Restore of entire deleted library
On the roadmap
- Restore of original document permissions and metadata
- Support for subsites, lists, wikis, conversations, pages, etc.
OneDrive
- Restore of documents to original state (contents only)
- Auto-add and backup new users
- Auto-add new users for a specific Department
On the roadmap
- Restore of original document permissions and metadata
- Support for OneNote
Comments
2 comments
Hi
With the SharePoint backup, does this support Modern SharePoint sites?
Also how are you overcoming the rate limits that Microsoft are imposing on connections to larger SharePoint sites?
What are the specs required to run the Cloud2Cloud appliances, VM's, etc. necessary to connect it into our managed services platform?
Thanks
Bruce
With the SharePoint backup, does this support Modern SharePoint sites?
** Yes we do. We don’t however support sub-sites yet.
Also how are you overcoming the rate limits that Microsoft are imposing on connections to larger SharePoint sites?
** I’m assuming you’re referring to throttling limits. We have found a few ways to decrease the amount we get throttled by Microsoft. If throttling does occur, in Microsoft response headers, they return a “back-off” time which we then adhere to before trying again. In short, we’ve done our best to prevent throttling, but when it does occur, we follow their standards and retry again after certain delay period as received by them.
What are the specs required to run the Cloud2Cloud appliances, VM's, etc. necessary to connect it into our managed services platform?
** Currently we only have a single managed Cloud2Cloud instance that we manage ourselves in Azure. This instance supports multi-tenancy. So there’s no need for private hosting etc. However it is in our pipeline to evolve the application to allow private hosting of the services as needed.
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