Rapid Recovery

Rapid Recovery

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Overview

Rapid Recovery provides backup, replication, and fast recovery for physical, virtual, and cloud workloads. However, recovery times on large amounts of data can still be time-consuming. Still, incremental capture, virtual standby, and encrypted storage help minimize downtime and protect data during incidents.

Rapid Recovery Specifications

  • Risk Assessment And Mitigation
  • Audit Management
  • Incident And Issue Tracking
  • Version Control And Change Tracking

What Is Rapid Recovery?

Rapid Recovery is a data protection platform for mid to large organizations that need predictable recovery. It captures incremental snapshots to shorten backup windows, deduplicates data to save storage, and restores entire systems when needed. Virtual standby enables rapid spin-up of a copy, reducing business disruption during hardware failure or ransomware events.

Rapid Recovery Pricing

The vendor offers custom Rapid Recovery price options. Request a personalized Rapid Recovery pricing quote for your business today!

Rapid Recovery Integrations

The software supports integration with multiple systems and platforms, such as:

  • VMware ESXi
  • Microsoft Azure
Watch the Rapid Recovery demo to learn more about its integration arrangements.

Who Is Rapid Recovery For?

Rapid Recovery is ideal for a wide range of industries and sectors, including:

  • Healthcare
  • Financial services
  • Manufacturing
  • Education
  • Government

Is Rapid Recovery Right For You?

Rapid Recovery is ideal for teams seeking near-continuous data protection with fast failover capabilities. Its storage efficiency helps optimize infrastructure usage, while bare-metal restore enables complete system recovery. If your organization operates in hybrid environments or has stringent recovery time objectives, this platform is well-suited to meet those needs.

Still doubtful if Rapid Recovery is the right fit for you? Connect with our customer support staff at (661) 384-7070 for further guidance.

Rapid Recovery Features

Incremental Snapshot Backups

After an initial full backup, only changes are captured, which shortens backup windows and reduces impact on production systems. More frequent recovery points improve resilience and help teams meet tight recovery objectives across busy workloads.

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Deduplication And Compression

Redundant blocks are removed and data is compressed to conserve storage and bandwidth. Smaller backups cost less to retain and move, making it practical to keep many restore points for audits or rollback during staged upgrades.

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Encryption At Rest And In Transit

Backup data is protected using industry-standard encryption for storage and movement. Confidential information remains safe even if media is accessed improperly, which supports compliance and limits exposure.

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Virtual Standby For Fast Failover

Standby virtual machines created from backups can be powered on quickly when primary systems go down. Operations continue while repairs occur, which reduces downtime during hardware issues or malware recovery.

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Cloud Replication And DR Options

Backups can be replicated to cloud platforms to create offsite copies and disaster recovery workflows. Remote recovery options help organizations withstand site outages and maintain service availability during regional incidents.

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Pros And Cons of Rapid Recovery

Pros

  • Granular file restore and sharing options

  • Simple GUI and straightforward administration workflows

  • Virtual standby enables rapid failover recovery

Cons

  • VM restore times can be lengthy

  • Occasional service errors and unclear diagnostics

Rapid Recovery Reviews

Total 2 reviews

4.5

All reviews are from verified customers

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Anonymous

Information Services, 51-100 employees

More than a year

5.0

“Improved over the years”

Pros

It feels like a very mature product. Over the years, it has clearly improved a lot in both reliability and overall feature set. It can handle both agent-based and agentless backups and it's capable of backing up just about anything you throw at it. Replicating backups to a remote location running the same core also works well. On top of that, the support team is very solid.

Cons

Provisioning the application can be difficult and it's not especially user-friendly to set up correctly. To provision it properly for a specific environment, you really need a strong understanding of how the software works and how its functionality fits together.

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Ease of use

8

Value for money

10

Customer Support

10

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Lee L.

Airlines/ Aviation, 51-100 employees

More than a year

4.0

“handles backups for data”

Pros

Using it has been pretty simple. It handles backups for data, Exchange and SQL well and restoring is very flexible, even down to the individual file level while keeping permissions intact. It also lets you recover specific Outlook items like emails, notes and just about anything else you might need.

Cons

Support was disappointing at first when Quest took over Rapid Recovery from Dell. Over time though, their support improved and became much better.

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9

Value for money

8

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7

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9

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Rapid Recovery offer an API?

Yes. A REST API is available for automation.

What types of pricing plans does Rapid Recovery offer?

The vendor offers custom pricing. For a tailored Rapid Recovery cost, contact us.

What other apps does Rapid Recovery integrate with?

It integrates with VMware ESXi and Microsoft Azure.

What level of support does Rapid Recovery offer?

Support includes knowledge base access, documentation, community and technical assistance.

What language does Rapid Recovery support?

Rapid Recovery software is available in English.

Does Rapid Recovery have a mobile app?

No. Rapid Recovery does not have a dedicated mobile app for its users.

Who are the typical users of Rapid Recovery?

Users are from healthcare, finance, manufacturing, education, and government.