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This announcement comes on the heels of HYCU’s Series B funding in June 2022, accelerating innovation-focused solutions and services delivery, such as HYCU Protégé for AWS.įor more information on the free tier and to subscribe, please visit: HYCU Protégé for AWS – Free Tier or follow and connect with HYCU on LinkedIn. 100% ownership of their data – including backups.Daily notifications and proactive alerts.Live view of your protection status at all times.HYCU Protégé for AWS is packed with key capabilities to ensure that data protection is a simple process, yet comprehensive and scalable to organizations and teams using it. HYCU provides backup as a service for free, customers only pay for their AWS consumption used to protect their data. Customers can now back up Amazon EC2 workloads in minutes.
It converges backup and recovery into a simple user experience for all AWS backups. The free tier of HYCU Protégé for AWS removes the need for multiple interfaces and provides greater visibility and control of AWS workloads. HYCU has a mission of building a safer world, and above all else, we aim to deliver life-changing solutions to protect data, organizations and people.” “By releasing a free tier of HYCU Protégé for AWS, we have created the first cloud-native backup solution purpose-built for cloud and DevOps teams. HYCU is committed to creating solutions that make data backup and recovery more accessible, limiting the threat of ransomware attack and human error,” said HYCU Founder and CEO Simon Taylor. “In a perfect world, every organization would have data protection and backup as a core pillar within their organization. HYCU believesĬloud-native backup and disaster recovery does not have to come at the expense of application development and innovation. Although native functionality and scripts provide extensive features, they can require significant time on the part of cloud architects, administrators, and even DevOps teams to configure, deploy and manage, with increasing complexity as organizations grow their use of cloud workloads. 4 – 8 to remove other unused AWS EBS volumes and their stopped EC2 instances, provisioned in the current region.ġ0 Change the AWS region from the navigation bar and repeat the process for other regions.Many companies are challenged with having a reliable data protection solution. The process will delete both the selected EC2 instance and the EBS volume attached to it.Ġ9 Repeat steps no. The resource status should change to shutting-down and then to terminated as the removal process progress. In the Terminate Instances dialog box, review the instance details then click Yes, Terminate to confirm your action. This will redirect you to the Instances page on the EC2 dashboard.Ġ8 On the EC2 Instances page, click the Actions dropdown button from the dashboard top menu, select Instance State then click Terminate to remove the stopped instance from your AWS account. 4 – 6 to determine the usage status for other Amazon EBS volumes provisioned in the current region.Ġ8 Change the AWS region from the navigation bar and repeat the process for the other regions.Ġ4 Select the unused EBS volume that you want to delete (see Audit section Step 1 to identify the right resource).Ġ5 Click the Actions dropdown button from the EBS dashboard top menu and select Create Snapshot.Ġ6 In the Create Snapshot dialog box, provide a name and a short description for the snapshot then click Create to take the volume snapshot.Ġ7 Once the volume snapshot is successfully created, select the Description tab from the bottom panel and click on the EC2 instance ID listed as value for the Attachment information attribute. If the current state of the instance is set to stopped, the selected EBS volume is attached to a stopped AWS EC2 instance, therefore the unused EBS volume is adding charges to your AWS bill for provisioned storage.Ġ7 Repeat steps no.
This will redirect you to the Instances page on the EC2 dashboard.Ġ6 On the EC2 Instances page, verify the current state of the EC2 instance associated with the selected EBS volume, available in the Instance State column.
03 In the left navigation panel, under Elastic Block Store, click Volumes.Ġ4 Choose the EBS volume that you want to examine.Ġ5 Select the Description tab from the bottom panel and click the EC2 instance identifier (ID) listed as value for the Attachment information attribute.
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