Emmanuel
Very nice
Very nice You can use with Windows free version and mac os x.

MSP360 Managed Backup is an easy-to-use solution with centralized management, monitoring, reporting and free web-based remote access. The platform is natively integrated with AWS, Wasabi, Backblaze B2, and Microsoft Azure to enable best-in-class data protection for Windows, Linux, macOS, VMware, Hyper-V, Microsoft 365, and Google Workspace.
MSP360 Managed Backup (cloudberrylab.com) has 91 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.4 out of 5.
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Emmanuel
Very nice You can use with Windows free version and mac os x.
david
Coming from Crashplan after they abandoned their Home plan, I wish I had chosen Cloudberry in the first place. It is a much easier, more intuitive and a lot faster to backup and restore.
Peter S.
I'm so happy with Cloudberry. Now i have a good and cheap back-up solution. Not only because it is cheap, but also it is a fully working back-up solution that helps me and my company in this scary world with all the scare thing on the internet. Thank you!
Mike
Straight forward and easy to use. Simple interface is easy to navigate. Great features of pausing and resuming. End reporting also gives piece of mind.
Chris
After being sent packing by CrashPlan, being that I'm not an enterprise customer and they're moving to an enterprise-only product offering, I found Amazon S3 and needed a good front-end. In fact, Cloudberry on top of S3 was the only solution that met all of my needs. I won't get into what those needs were, but a couple of examples are file versioning, flexible retention criteria, and easy file restoration. I had quite a few others. Honestly, I can't remember all of them at this point. Most of the consumer-priced solutions were lacking in one way or another. Although S3 supported 100% of the features and is dirt cheap for raw backup, you really must have some kind of front end, and the others I considered (there aren't many) were either lacking in features or lacking in a straightforward UI. Cloudberry was a relief, because until I found it thanks to Steve Gibson's mention on his Security Now podcast, I was bothered that there didn't seem to be any alternative to CrashPlan that was going to meet all of my needs, and something was going to be compromised. So in short, Cloudberry will also support other services in the event that I become unhappy with S3, Cloudberry is pretty simple to use, and Cloudberry has not only every single backup and restoration feature I wanted, but many that I don't personally need but am thrilled to know it could do if I were to need them. There is a lot of flexibility in its end-to-end "trust no one" encryption capability that I intend to explore at some point. I have to disclose that I'm still using the free version because it does happen to support everything I've needed, but I keep feeling like I want to go buy the paid version just to encourage ongoing development and help improve the chances that I'll still have this product in my hands for the foreseeable future.
Donald
It just works. No fuss no muss. You link your AWS account to the backup software, you select the directories to backup and the schedule, done. Really, its that easy. I get an email each day with the results of the backup.
Joel C.
Great backup product. Very easy to get it and daily-weekly use.
Tony
the tool is easy to use, and easy to navigate. It provides an increasingly easy interface into AWS Cloud Management. I've tried using the AWS tools - and this beats them hands down! Do yourself a favor and save tons of time and frustration - BUY THIS TOOL