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FailZero vs JetStream DR

FailZero

failzero.net

JetStream DR

jetstreamsoft.com

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FigureFailZeroJetStream DR
Price from$149/mo—
Free plan——
Free trial—Yes
Open source——
Web—Yes
LinuxYesYes
API—Yes
Self-hostedYesYes
Plans published32
Spec score · Disaster Recovery Software8.3 (#7)8.3 (#8)
PurposeFailZero describes itself as an open-infrastructure disaster recovery service for files, databases, containers, and virtual machines.JetStream DR provides continuous data protection and disaster recovery for VMware workloads.
SupportStarter includes email support and Pro includes priority support; Enterprise lists on-call service.Registered customers can raise and monitor support tickets, and JetStream also lists email and telephone support.
What it doesFailZero presents itself as Linux-native disaster-recovery service for files, databases, containers and virtual machines, using tested recovery drills.JetStream DR provides continuous disaster recovery for VMware virtual machines by replicating workloads to object storage and recovering them in a secondary environment.

Plans

FailZero

  • Starter$149 a month
  • Pro$399 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request

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JetStream DR

  • JetStream DR for AVSPrice not published
  • Paid subscriptionPriced on request

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In their own words

FailZero

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JetStream DR

JetStream DR provides continuous data protection and disaster recovery for VMware workloads. It replicates VM data to object storage, with a stated recovery point objective of near zero, and says it can bring VMs back online within minutes using recovery clusters provisioned on demand. It captures data through VMware vSphere I/O Filters and is managed from a vCenter plug-in or the vSphere Web GUI. Protected VMs do not need installed agents or snapshots, according to the maker. Listed targets include S3-compatible storage such as AWS S3, Azure Blob Storage, Cloudian, and MinIO, as well as Azure NetApp Files. Its hypervisor-level software supports on-premises SAN, NAS, vSAN, and HCI environments, with VMware-compatible recovery infrastructure. Coverage is listed for vSphere 7 and 8, with hybrid deployment, cloud backup targets, and off-site replication. JetStream DR for AVS is obtained through Azure Marketplace; on-premises installations use an OVA from JetStream support. The company describes the product as built for service providers supporting customers’ on-premises continuity needs.

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