Arcserve Cloud Hybrid
Disaster recovery as a service (DRaaS) solutions
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What is Arcserve Cloud Hybrid
Arcserve Cloud Hybrid is a hybrid cloud backup and disaster recovery offering that combines on-premises backup appliances/software with cloud-based replication and recovery services. It targets IT teams and managed service providers that need business continuity for physical servers, virtual machines, and selected application workloads. The product emphasizes hybrid deployment (local backup plus cloud copy) and recovery workflows that can be used for both file-level recovery and full system recovery in the cloud.
Hybrid local-plus-cloud recovery
The product supports a hybrid model that keeps recent backups on local storage for fast restores while maintaining an offsite copy in the cloud for disaster scenarios. This approach can reduce recovery time for common incidents compared with cloud-only restores. It also provides an alternative to building and operating a second physical site for failover.
Broad workload protection options
Arcserve positions the offering to protect a mix of physical and virtual server environments, which is common in midmarket IT estates. It supports use cases spanning granular recovery (files/objects) through full-system recovery. This breadth can simplify operations for teams that would otherwise manage separate tools for backup and disaster recovery.
Appliance-based deployment path
Arcserve Cloud Hybrid is commonly delivered with an appliance-led deployment option, which can reduce infrastructure design work for customers that prefer a packaged approach. Appliances can standardize backup storage, retention, and replication configuration across sites. This model can be useful for MSPs that want repeatable deployments across multiple customers.
Less cloud-native than peers
Because the solution is designed around hybrid operation, it may involve more on-premises components and lifecycle management than fully cloud-native backup and DR platforms. Customers may need to plan for appliance/software updates, local capacity, and hardware refresh cycles. Organizations pursuing an all-SaaS strategy may find this model less aligned with their operating preferences.
DR testing and orchestration depth varies
DRaaS buyers often require detailed runbook orchestration, frequent non-disruptive testing, and clear reporting for compliance. Depending on the specific Arcserve Cloud Hybrid configuration and service tier, orchestration and testing capabilities may be less comprehensive than specialized DR orchestration platforms. Prospective customers typically need to validate test frequency, reporting detail, and automation coverage during evaluation.
Cost depends on retention and egress
Total cost can vary materially based on retention policies, replicated data volumes, and restore patterns. Large-scale recoveries can introduce additional cloud consumption and data transfer considerations compared with purely local restores. Buyers should model costs for worst-case recovery scenarios, not only steady-state backup.
Plan & Pricing
No public tiered or per-unit pricing for "Arcserve Cloud Hybrid" was found on the vendor's official product pages. Official information located: (a) Arcserve product page for Arcserve UDP Cloud Hybrid describes the product and directs users to contact/sales/demo but contains no pricing tiers or rates; (b) Arcserve's Usage-Based Pricing page describes a pay-as-you-go model for Arcserve UDP and cloud storage but does not publish specific rates for Cloud Hybrid; (c) Arcserve's official store (buy.arcserve.com) lists prices for related Arcserve products (Arcserve UDP, Arcserve Cloud Storage, Arcserve Cyber Resilient Storage) with "From $..." values, but the Arcserve Cloud Hybrid service itself is not listed with explicit pricing on the store.
Summary of official-site findings:
- No public Arcserve Cloud Hybrid price or tier table published on arcserve.com product pages or pricing docs.
- Arcserve advertises a usage-based (pay-as-you-go) pricing option for UDP/cloud storage but does not list numeric rates for Cloud Hybrid on the official site.
- Arcserve Store (official) shows related product price entry points (examples): Arcserve UDP – From $19.99 USD; Arcserve Cloud Storage – From $24.99 USD; Arcserve Cloud Cyber Resilient Storage – From $39.99 USD. (These are store entries for related products, not explicit Cloud Hybrid pricing.)
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