November 2, 2006 - (HOSTSEARCH.COM) - Righteous Software (http://www.r1soft.com), a disk-based backup solutions provider for web hosts and Internet Service Providers (ISPs), has announced an all-Linux version of its Righteous Backup Server offering.
The company’s product offers nearly continuous backups for Linux servers, runs on a standalone server and can provide disk-based backups for up to three hundred Linux servers simultaneously. “For most customers, we have been able to significantly reduce the costs of their backup systems—often reducing the price to under $100 per server, compared to the up to $2,000 per server cost of most commercial backup solutions on the market today,” explained Righteous Software’s Founder and CEO, Mr. David Wartell. “In addition to the financial savings, our software also delivers a full range of new features that our competitors simply can’t match.”
Righteous Software’s solution does not require 3rd party applications and includes open file backups and “point-in-time” snapshots. Its key feature is “nearly continuous backups” that provide a very recent copy of data and minimize the possibility of losing data should server failure occur. The system also provides “10x data compression” enabling 10 complete disk images to be stored in less space than one copy of the original data. According to the company, the solution is also the only product offering integration with leading hosting control panels such as cPanel, Ensim and Plesk.
“We have developed a backup server solution that will truly revolutionize the way the web hosting industry stores its data,” added Mr. Wartell. “On every level, we have shattered the paradigm for how to backup data in a Web hosting environment. It’s the only solution on the market packed with such important, practical and innovative features.”
“With Righteous Backup Server, the hosting industry will finally be able to deliver the scalable, low-cost data redundancy that is absolutely imperative in today’s mission-critical web-empowered business culture,” Mr. Wartell continued. “For hosts, it’s about accountability, and for customers, it’s about peace of mind.”
