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Compared to a competitor, the faster Dell Technologies solution also consumed less power during backup and restore processes

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We ran a backup scenario and a restore scenario on two data protection solutions:
• The Dell™
PowerProtect™
Data Manager Appliance with Transparent
Snapshots using the Light Weight Delta (LWD) service
• A similarly sized solution from a competitor, which we refer to as “Vendor X,” using their management software
and the VMware®
vStorage API for Data Protection (VADP) using the network block device (NBD) transport mode
Back up and restore data
faster with a Dell PowerProtect
Data Manager Appliance
Compared to a competitor, the faster Dell
Technologies solution also consumed less
power during backup and restore processes
Note: Because some of the charts depict different
measurements, they use different units and scale.
*
compared to Vendor X solution
We found that a Dell PowerProtect Data Manager Appliance:
Time to complete six days of incremental backups
Time (hh:mm:ss) | Lower is better
Vendor X solution with NBD
6:02:46
14:57:57
Dell PowerProtect Data Manager Appliance with Transparent Snapshots
Used 51% less
physical capacity*
Time to restore one large VM
Time (mm:ss) | Lower is better
Vendor X solution with NBD
9:44
21:31
Dell PowerProtect Data Manager Appliance with Transparent Snapshots
Consumed up to
65% less power
during restore*
Used physical capacity after processing 504 TB of logical data
TB | Lower is better
Dell PowerProtect Data Manager Appliance with Transparent Snapshots
Vendor X solution with NBD
20.17
41.45
Completed
6 days of
incremental
backups in 59%
less time*
Total watts consumption while restoring one large VM
Watts | Lower is better
Dell PowerProtect Data Manager Appliance with Transparent Snapshots
Vendor X solution with NBD
6,366
18,257
Restored a large
VM in 54%
less time*
Time to back up 500 VMs
Time (hh:mm:ss) | Lower is better
Dell PowerProtect Data Manager Appliance with Transparent Snapshots
Vendor X solution with NBD
9:05:44
17:51:31
Backed up
500 VMs in
49% less time*
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