Oracle

Oracle data protection simplified

Improve how IT teams work and future proof Oracle data protection with cloud backup-as-a-service
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Scalable Oracle database data protection is complex and costly

Oracle databases are critical components to business infrastructure, yet scaling Oracle backup and DR requires new compute and storage in data centers or cloud instances. This infrastructure overhead slows down the pace of business, especially as organizations move and run Oracle instances in the cloud.

Reduce costs and complexity for Oracle data protection

Simplify scalable data protection for Oracle wherever it runs

Cloud backup for Oracle databases using multiple RMAN technologies offers more efficient protection and recovery, on-demand scale, and a lower TCO for Oracle workloads in the cloud and on-premises.

Cloud data protection that empowers all your teams

Gives database, IT, and cloud teams the most efficient data protection for Oracle databases in hybrid and multi-cloud environments.

Cloud data protection for Oracle databases

Understand the benefits of direct-to-cloud backup for Oracle and see a short demonstration

How does Oracle data protection work?

We were able to work with our application and database owners to cut down the EBS storage usage, without sacrificing access to data, by storing data in the Druva Cloud and leveraging its long-term retention capabilities stores and, in turn, cut our snapshots as well. Now we’re so much more efficient and only paying for what we actually need.

Timothy Loranger, Cloud Infrastructure Services Leader, Suez Water Technologies & Solutions

Additional Resources

Whitepaper

Discover how your organization can integrate cloud backup with Oracle RMAN to reduce costs and complexity.

Podcast

Druva experts take a deeper dive into Oracle backups — both on-premises and in the cloud.

Blog

Take a dive into Druva’s new direct-to-cloud products from RMAN backup sets.

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