


The DR expertise of Nexica extends to IT environments of all shapes and sizes. “Whether it’s a physical IT infrastructure or newly adopted virtual ecosystem, our engineers can implement DR across both habitats,” says Torre. In case a customer has a heterogeneous environment—with a mix of physical and virtual servers, Nexica’s accountable cloud architects work closely with the client to deploy DR solution that fits both worlds, by mixing replication strategies depending on the source environment.
Nexica has tailored various data replication methods to serve the varying demands of the industries. “Mostly, we choose hypervisor-level replication, as it is the easiest and most transparent way of replicating virtual workloads between datacenters,” explains Torre. Hypervisor-level replication also allows automated DR replication and periodic tests to ensure data is protected; without disrupting client’s production systems.
The hypervisor level tool that Nexica is currently developing is based on the DR solutions of Zerto—a company providing disaster recovery software for virtualized infrastructure and the cloud.
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Whether it’s a physical IT infrastructure or newly adopted virtual ecosystem, our engineers can implement DR across both habitats
“With this tool, our customers can replicate their VMs independently if they are based on VMware or Hyper-V,” explains Torre. Nexica has also joined hands with NetApp to expand its presence in the DR landscape. “We replicate data from NetApp arrays to our datacenter to deliver DR for any virtual or physical workload located on the replicated NetApp volumes,” adds Torre. Another partner on Nexica’s list is Veeam Software, a company known for building DR solutions for VMware and Hyper-V virtual environments. “Our partnership with Veeam goes way back when their Cloud Connect Service was still in the early beta stages,” reveals Torre. Today, Nexica is using their DR software to deliver a cloud repository to any Veeam customer.
Various firms have benefited from Nexica’s DR portfolio, which is supported by powerful partners, hailing from European and American continents. Currently, Nexica is working in tandem with CSUC (Consorci de Serveis Universitaris de Catalunya), the regional entity that clusters all the Universities of Catalonia, to consolidate entire University’s data on a standard service catalog. The project involves collaborating with IT departments of each University to ensure all of their data recovery and replication demands are met.
Torre considers his engineers, architects, partners and consultants as the fuel for Nexica’s success. In the years to follow, the company will be in congruence with the cloud evolution to build prominent DR features for public cloud platforms for enterprise customers to stay steps ahead of the unexpected events.
Company
Nexica
Headquarters
Barcelona, Spain
Management
Sergi de la Torre, CTO
Description
The company provides hypervisor-level replication for the virtual workloads
