MSP360 Managed Backup Reviews 91

Full featured software. Would be useful if they provided backup and restore templates to make it easier for first time setup etc.

Best CrashPlan replacement that I could find (together with BackBlaze B2 as the cloud storage target). Some issues with very large file counts with Hybrid backup, but I worked around by simply making two backups - one to local NAS, one to cloud, so in practice this does not really matter. Upside of doing image based backups too, so you can have both your important files versioned and backed up often and full image of your OS drive for recovering any disaster there.

Full featured software. Responsive customer support.

CloudBerry has filled the server sized void in my life after CrashPlan ended their consumer backup product. Paired with BackBlaze, I've ended up paying around the same cost for more features. Thanks!

I was having trouble connecting the CloudBerry to my mapped network drive to back it up to a B2 Storage on Backblaze. I replied to the introductory email from CloudBerry and a very knowledgeable technician responded, with relevant information within a day! The problem ended up being something very specific to my setup, and I was able to figure it out, but the fact that they were so fast to respond and with helpful information was a big plus.

Very fast technical support. Easy to set up with lots of options.

Detailed explanation for connecting to Drobo would be nice.

It seems like a solid product. I have tested several backup programs so far. Cloudberry seems to have all the features to backup to the cloud and to do complete local backups.

perfect backup tool worth while buying, works good and stable

Very, good backup program. I hope the company will continue to improve their backups software.

Thanks.

I wish I could write a glowing review about Cloudberry but my experience has been less than satisfactory. Specifically, every backup to Google Drive has errors saying files (2) not found. I have searched for those "missing files" on Google Drive and my computer and I cannot find either one. I have written support and sent them everything they have asked for and the problem persists.

I find it ironic that the Cloudberry response recommends AWS for backups. I am an Amazon Prime Subscriber and I signed up for Amazon cloud storage. However, I have stopped using it because it would never sync with specified folders on my hard drives.

With Cloudberry it is always someone else's fault but, significantly, before you buy their web pages indicates their product works with Google Drive. Now it is Googles problem? I don't think so!

Copied from the Cloudberry web page: Supported cloud storage services:
Popular:

Amazon S3
Amazon Glacier
Microsoft Azure
Google Cloud Storage
OpenStack
Rackspace

Featured:
Amazon Cloud Drive
Azure File
CenturyLink
Cisco
Google Drive
OneDrive
Oracle Cloud
Scality
SoftLayer
vCloud Air (EMC)
vCloud Air (Google)

Great option for multiple backups - using Backblaze (first 10gb free). Switched from Crashplan (closed for home users) and Acronis (didn't work properly). Very flexible.

Great product for cloud to cloud and…
Great product for cloud to cloud and local to local (NAS)

I've been trying different software options to backup to my Backblaze B2 account with little luck. Most drop their connections and/or don't use all of my available upload speeds. Not the case with Cloudberry Lab Backup. I've been uploading large amounts of data for many days at a time with no connection issues at all. And Cloudberry is utilizing all of my available bandwidth to do so. This thing is rock solid. The interface allows for a lot of control on how and when you upload files. Which is great for someone who appreciates that amount of control. I highly recommend Cloudberry Lab Backup!

Little rough getting it going, but the logs showed me that I had file permission issues that I needed to fix. Once that was fixed, I got it going to Amazon S3. Does exactly what I wanted... compresses and saves my files to another location. The ransomware protection is a feature that also helps me sleep a little better.

Cloudberry backup seems to offer exactly what I'm looking for; utilizing cloud storage without a 3rd party service, remaining in control of my data, advanced options (types of backups, retention policies, a variety of cloud storage options).
Only downside it that you need to spend a fair amount of time figuring out how to tune your backup plans to optimize cost to different use cases

>1TB backed up to Wasabi. Great speed. Great support when the backup failed (my fault, I had some messed up files)

I have been backing up huge music folders to BackBlaze B2 and everyhting seems to be stable and reliable during the trial.

Looking to eventually replace BackBlaze desktop client with Cloudberry for daily backups.

I have been using Cloudberry desktop for the last week as a replacement to Crashplan (since the removal of their home product). Cloudberry desktop is one of only a handful of providers that offer a solution that caters to my needs as a home user that has a large number of devices to backup on multiple operating systems (10 devices - Windows and Mac) to cover the whole family from data loss while keeping costs reasonable.

By having a large range of providers you are given the choice to choose a storage provider that meets your needs and price range. Despite all this choice, setup is a breeze with a simple wizard based process that is almost identical between the Windows and Mac versions. This makes it easy for even users with basic IT knowledge to create their required backup plan.

Great product for cloud to cloud and local to local (NAS)

I have been manually uploading files from my NAS to Google Drive, because I don't have the NAS connected to my computer. I am doing my initial upload, and everything is working great so far.