Rubrik, Inc.

Junchao Zhang

Abhishek Kumar

Muraliraja Muniraju

Shaomin Chen

Hongbo Zou

Wenchun Cheng

Scott Wang

Shuhan Chen

Shiva Kumar Meka

Oluwasoji Omiwade

Anita Thomas

A data management platform may group a first instance of a set of virtual machines into a backup group for performing a backup of data from a source data storage environment to a target data storage environment in accordance with a backup configuration. The data management platform may receive, from a user, an input to create a second instance of the set of virtual machines at the target data storage environment. In some examples, data backed up to the target data storage environment from the first instance may be configured as a source for the second instance. The data management platform may instantiate, in response to receiving the input, the second instance of the set of virtual machines using the backup configuration for the first instance of the set of virtual machines and the data backed up to the target data storage environment.

Techniques for using data backup and disaster recovery configurations for application management

Techniques for data management at a data management system are described. Characteristics for a set of computing objects managed by a computing system may be determined. The characteristics determined for the set of computing objects may be used to group the computing objects into groups. Based on grouping the computing objects, instructions for recovering the computing objects may be generated. The instructions may be provided to a user as a suggestion. Based on receiving a selection of the suggested instructions, the suggested instructions may be configured for a recovery of the computing objects of the computing system.

Suggesting blueprints for recovering computing objects

A data management system (DMS) may facilitate an investigation procedure for a set of one or more virtual machines (VMs) hosted in a first environment. The DMS may receive an indication of a selection of one or more sets of VMs and corresponding snapshots for the investigation procedure. The corresponding snapshots may be stored in a second environment, and each snapshot may be associated with a version of a respective set of VMs. The DMS may mount the one or more sets of VMs to one or more testing environments different than the first and second environments. The mounting may use the snapshots stored in the second environment to provide the testing environments with query access to respective versions of the sets of VMs hosted in the first environment. The DMS may perform query operations between the first environment and the testing environments as part of the investigation procedure.

Investigation procedures for virtual machines

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Newark, CA, United States of America

Junchao Zhang