The merger of Cohesity and Veritas marks a defining moment in the enterprise backup and recovery market. By combining Cohesity’s modern, cloud-native innovation with Veritas’ decades of market presence, Cohesity Veritas now represents one of the largest data protection companies in the world.
While both platforms offer powerful backup and recovery features, many enterprises face a common challenge: how to recover entire server estates quickly and at scale after a disaster. This is where Cristie Software’s Bare Machine Recovery (BMR) solutions—CoBMR for Cohesity and CBMR for Veritas—play a transformative role.
The merger brings together:
Together, they offer customers a unified choice of solutions for hybrid and multi-cloud environments.
Cohesity is known for:
Veritas NetBackup has a BMR feature, but its automation capabilities are limited. Enterprises often find it difficult to scale BMR across large, diverse server estates without manual intervention.
Bare Machine Recovery (BMR) restores entire systems from scratch—including the operating system, applications, and configurations. It’s crucial for:
While Veritas includes BMR, it lacks the automation depth needed to handle large-scale recovery across hundreds or thousands of physical servers. This gap creates risks in disaster recovery planning.
CoBMR integrates directly with Cohesity backups, adding full-system recovery and hardware-independent restores to physical, virtual, or cloud platforms.
CBMR extends Veritas NetBackup by providing advanced automation and orchestration for bare machine recovery, scaling to enterprise server estates.
Cristie BMR solutions allow IT teams to automate the recovery of entire physical server estates—saving countless hours during large-scale incidents.
Automated workflows ensure:
While Veritas offers BMR, Cristie’s CBMR adds automation that scales for modern enterprise needs.
By combining Cohesity’s cloud innovation, Veritas’ market presence, and Cristie’s BMR automation, enterprises achieve a future-proof recovery strategy.
FAQs on Cristie BMR with Cohesity and Veritas
Q1: Does Veritas already include BMR?
A1: Yes, Veritas NetBackup includes basic BMR, but it lacks automation for large-scale recovery. Cristie CBMR fills this gap.
Q2: How does CoBMR enhance Cohesity DataProtect?
A2: CoBMR enables bare metal recovery from Cohesity backups, with full automation and hardware independence.
Q3: Can Cristie BMR solutions recover to cloud platforms?
A3: Yes, both CoBMR and CBMR support recovery to cloud, physical, and virtual environments.
Q4: Is Cristie BMR suitable for large enterprises?
A4: Absolutely—Cristie solutions are designed to automate recovery of large physical server estates at scale.
Q5: Does Cristie BMR support automated recovery testing?
A5: Yes, automated recovery testing ensures compliance and verifies that DR plans will work when needed.
The Cohesity–Veritas merger creates a new force in data protection. Yet, for enterprises with complex infrastructures, automation and scalability in bare machine recovery remain critical.
By integrating Cristie CoBMR for Cohesity and Cristie CBMR for Veritas, organizations gain the ability to automate large-scale recovery, reduce downtime, and ensure business continuity in even the most demanding disaster scenarios.
Learn more about Cristie Software Bare Machine Recovery.