The Barracuda Message Archiver version 4.0 was launched as part of our Data Protection Plus initiative. One of the significant new features in this version is the enhanced integration with the Barracuda Cloud. Previously, the Barracuda Message Archiver could only keep data on its own hardware. With BMA version 4.0, customers are now able to leverage cloud-connected archives as disaster recovery or extended storage. Let's take a look at this new feature.

Barracuda Message Archiver version 4.0 allows you to configure mirroring to the Barracuda Cloud. This option replicates all data from the appliance to the cloud, creating a complete copy of the on-premises archive in our cloud infrastructure. Using this option, customers can protect their organizations from data loss due to an event that destroys the archives kept on-premises.
Rotating data to create a second tier of storage
The new cloud integration fully supports policy-based rotation of archives. This means that customers can set policies that move data from the on-premises Barracuda Message Archiver to the Barracuda Cloud. The data in the Barracuda Cloud is indexed and managed by Barracuda Cloud resources, so that the on-premises appliance isn't busy managing cloud data. And the Barracuda Message Archiver version 4.0 allows customers to set different retention policies for the cloud and the on-premises appliance. Keep everything from the last 6 months on-site and move everything else to the cloud for 7 years. It's easy to automate that process with the new BMA.
For more information on the Barracuda Message Archiver, check out the product page here. For information on Data Protection Plus, you can see the blog post, the press release, or the corporate overview page.
Order a 30-day demo of the Barracuda Message Archiver here.

Christine Barry est blogueuse en chef et responsable des réseaux sociaux chez Barracuda. Son travail consiste à rédiger des articles captivants en lien avec les services Barracuda et à faciliter la communication entre le public et les équipes internes. Avant de rejoindre Barracuda, Christine a été ingénieure de terrain et chef de projet dans l'éducation et auprès de PME pendant plus de 15 ans. Elle est titulaire de plusieurs diplômes technologiques, d'une licence de l'université du Michigan, et d'une maîtrise en administration des affaires.
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