Zmanda

The company's core offering revolves around the Advanced Maryland Automatic Network Disk Archiver (Amanda), a well-regarded open-source backup project. Zmanda provides commercially supported and enhanced versions of this technology, such as Amanda Enterprise and Zmanda Recovery Manager (ZRM) for MySQL. These products cater to enterprises and small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs) requiring centralized backup for a wide array of systems, including file systems, virtual machines, applications like Microsoft Exchange and SharePoint, and various databases such as Oracle, PostgreSQL, and MySQL. The company's solutions are designed to run on multiple operating systems, including Windows, Linux, Solaris, and macOS. A key feature is the ability to back up data to diverse storage targets, including local disks, tape libraries, and major cloud storage services like AWS S3, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Storage.

Zmanda's journey includes several significant milestones that have shaped its market position. In October 2005, it secured $2 million in funding. The company was acquired by Carbonite, Inc. in 2012, a move intended to broaden Carbonite's offerings for the SMB market by adding server and database backup capabilities. Subsequently, in May 2018, Zmanda was acquired by BETSOL, an IT services and product engineering company. This acquisition placed Zmanda within BETSOL's product family, complementing its existing backup solutions and strengthening its portfolio in the enterprise backup and disaster recovery market. Under BETSOL, Zmanda continues to support its open-source community and has released new versions of its software, expanding support for platforms like Microsoft Azure.