Discussing backup options for SharePoint Online. Including service and product options from SkyKick, CloudAlly and Metalogix. From the Brighton SharePoint Meetup, 25 May 2017.
2. Introduction
Do I need a backup solution?
What are my options?
About Ian Sanders
Principal Consultant for JFDI Consulting.
SharePoint 2010, 2013, 2016 & Online
is@jfdi.info
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3. Do I *really* need backup?
Data gets lost, typically through human action
Unaware of future impact
Mistake
Malicious
Costs can quickly mount up
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4. Out-of-the-box
Recycle bin & versioning
93 days
Not just documents. Items, pages, lists/libraries & sites
Container must exist
Recycle bin counts against your storage quota
Not fool-proof
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5. Out-of-the-box
Recycle bin & versioning
93 days
Not just documents. Items, pages,
lists/libraries & sites
Container must exist
Recycle bin counts against your
storage quota
Not fool-proof
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7. SkyKick
Cloud subscription service, per user / per month
Works with Exchange Online, SharePoint Online & OneDrive for Business
Automatic backups – 6 per day
Unlimited retention
Easy to use
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9. CloudAlly
Cloud subscription service per month
Unlimited retention
Artifacts up to Site can be backed up
Storage is factored into cost in 5GB chunks
Daily schedule
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10. CloudAlly
Cloud subscription service per month
Unlimited retention
Artifacts up to Site can be backed up
Storage is factored into cost in 5GB chunks
Daily schedule
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11. Metalogix Essentials
Product license & support subscription
Site collections, sites, lists/libraries, content, versions, security & more
Support for Exchange & OneDrive for Business
Use your own storage. Azure recommended
Migration tool available
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13. Conclusion
As always, start with your requirements
Ease of use vs functionality
Expect costs to go up over time
A backup is nothing without testing
Don’t put tapes in a safe secured with a magnetic lock
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