Druva 30 minute challenge Episode 1

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Alastair walks through the process of deploying the Druva Phoenix backup product on his vSphere cluster and backing up some VMs. Once the backup is complete, it is time to restore some files and a whole VM. All with only 30 minutes of effort. In the next episode, the VMs will be backed up to AWS for DR and then recovered into EC2 instances. These Druva Challenge episodes are sponsored by Druva.

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