EnduraData releases EDpCloud version 4.1.3: a file replication and synchronization solution

EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. - Jan. 21, 2014 - PRLog -- EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn., Jan 21, 2014 -- Version 4.1.3 of EnduraData’s EDpCloud cross-platform file replication and synchronization (Windows, Linux, Mac, Solaris, and other UNIX flavors.) is now available. The new version includes a friendly web based user interface that helps users configure backup and manage replication from any node. The ease of use reduces configuration and management costs. Furthermore, EDpCloud enables companies to use their own private cloud and  to leverage public clouds such as Google’s, Amazon’s or Microsoft’s clouds.

EDpCloud allows customers to synchronize and replicate data from any operating system to any other operating system. The solution helps companies to protect data and to share content between business processes in one or multiple geographic locations automatically. With EDpCloud, businesses and governments reduce risks of data loss, risks of data leaks and costs of content distribution and content sharing between authorized users and systems. Silos are removed and information flow is leveraged for better decisions.

With EnduraData’s Geo-replication solution companies use their existing hardware and storage and to leverage their infrastructure.

EDpCloud   is a host-based software-only solution used by companies to build their own cloud infrastructure or to offer cloud-based solutions to their customers or their business partners. Managed Service Providers can offer their customers distance or proximity replication to reduce the time required for data access or recovery, thus reducing windows of vulnerability and giving the business the ability to recover from a disaster in no time.

The solution allows users to move data automatically from one host to many hosts or aggregate content from many hosts to a single host. For example, companies that have a combination of Macs and Windows can backup their PC’s and MACs to Linux. Companies migrating from Solaris to Linux can use EDpCloud to migrate the data automatically without disrupting operations.

EDpCloud is available immediately. For more information visit http://www.enduradata.com

Contact: Steven Olinger at 952-746-4160 or e-mail sales@enduradata.com (mailto:media@enduradata.com)