Zerto Virtual Replication is extremely easy to install, typically taking under an hour to install and configure. Redundant management interfaces provide multiple entry points during a disaster event.
Virtual Replication Appliances (VRAs) are deployed on each hypervisor host, providing software-defined scalability, replication, and recovery. Each VRA also provides the ability for compression, throttling, and resiliency. Each appliance is very small and because there is one per host, this allows the same protection capabilities to small environments with few hosts as it does for larger environments with many hosts.
VM block-level changes are compressed and sent to the recovery site without requiring snapshots, scheduling, or impacting the production virtual machines.
ZVR Journaling using a thin virtual disk on a per VM basis, allowing you to specify a maximum size, alerts, and datastore. The journal allows the capturing of thousands of points-in-time per VPG and also dynamically reclaims unused disk space back after high amounts of data change.
The rest is received and managed by the Managed Cloud Service Provider to ensure full business continuity throughout.