Commvault Cloud Rewind is mentioned by 8% (5 of 61) of reviewers as an alternative or comparable solution to Veeam Data Platform. These mentions suggest that Commvault is considered by some users when evaluating data protection options. The context of these mentions is largely neutral, indicating awareness and consideration rather than strong positive or negative sentiment.

Acronis Advanced Backup is mentioned by 7% (4 of 61) of reviewers. Similar to Commvault, Acronis is often listed alongside other backup solutions, suggesting it is part of the consideration set for users seeking data protection. The mentions do not express strong sentiment, but rather acknowledge Acronis as a potential alternative.

Datto Endpoint Backup is mentioned by 5% (3 of 61) of reviewers. These mentions indicate that Datto's endpoint backup solution is considered by some users when evaluating alternatives to Veeam. These mentions are simple references, lacking specific details or sentiment.

Veritas Backup Exec is mentioned by 5% (3 of 61) of reviewers. The mentions of Veritas Backup Exec place it among other backup solutions, suggesting it is a known player in the data protection market. The neutral sentiment indicates that reviewers are simply listing it as one of the options they have used or evaluated.

Microsoft 365 is mentioned by 10% (6 of 61) of reviewers as software they regularly use alongside Veeam Data Platform. These reviewers did not elaborate on the specific reasons for using Microsoft 365 in conjunction with Veeam, but it indicates a common pairing in their environments.

VMware vSphere is noted by 4.9% (3 of 61) of reviewers. The mentions suggest that Veeam Data Platform is used in environments that also leverage VMware's virtualization infrastructure, though the specific nature of their interaction is not elaborated upon.

Microsoft Intune is mentioned by 4.9% (3 of 61) of reviewers. These reviewers use Microsoft Intune, suggesting that Veeam Data Platform integrates into environments managed with Microsoft's endpoint management solutions.

Google Workspace is mentioned by 4.9% (3 of 61) of reviewers. As with Microsoft 365, the reviews do not detail the specific integrations or reasons for using Google Workspace alongside Veeam Data Platform, but it is noted as part of their software ecosystem.

Cloud-hosted VMs within AWS or Azure are a popular consideration among reviewers, with 46% (28 of 61) expressing interest. Reviewers are considering these VMs for various purposes, including backup and replication. Some reviewers specifically mention integrating these VMs with existing infrastructure.

NAS filers are another workload of interest, mentioned by 21% (13 of 61) of reviewers. These filers are often considered alongside other workloads like cloud-hosted VMs. Some reviewers are looking at NAS filers for backup and replication purposes.

Endpoints and physical servers running Windows & Linux are identified as potential workloads by 16% (10 of 61) of reviewers. These are sometimes considered in conjunction with NAS filers. Some reviewers are looking to integrate these endpoints with existing cloud infrastructure.

Enterprise applications such as Oracle or SAP HANA are mentioned by approximately 15% (9 of 61) of reviewers as workloads they could potentially utilize. These applications are often considered in the context of existing enterprise infrastructure. Reviewers are looking at these applications for various enterprise-level tasks.

Approximately 15% (9 of 61) of reviewers express interest in replicating workloads. This is frequently mentioned in conjunction with backup and snapshotting strategies. Reviewers are considering replication for both cloud-hosted VMs and NAS filers.

Application-centric recovery is a frequently used capability, with 26% (16 of 61) of reviewers mentioning it. Reviewers appreciate the Veeam Explorers for specific applications like Exchange, SQL, and SharePoint, highlighting the granularity and ease of recovery they provide.

Immutable storage is a key feature for many users, with 21% (13 of 61) of reviewers citing it. This capability is primarily valued for its ability to protect against ransomware, ensuring data integrity and recoverability in the event of an attack.

Instant recovery and portability are important capabilities for 16% (10 of 61) of reviewers. The ability to quickly recover data and move it between different platforms (physical, virtual, cloud) is highly valued for its flexibility and reduced downtime.

The Capacity Tier feature is utilized by 8% (5 of 61) of reviewers. This capability is appreciated for its ability to store data within object storage for longer-term retention, providing a cost-effective solution for archiving and compliance.

Automating test restores is a valuable feature for 7% (4 of 61) of reviewers. This capability helps users validate recoverability, ensuring that backups are reliable and can be successfully restored when needed.