Acronis Cyber Appliance

Pre-deployed five-node storage appliance
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Acronis

Subcategories

PC/Server Backup & Imaging

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3.7 / 5

About this software

Acronis Cyber Appliance is a pre-configured, rack-mountable 3U appliance that delivers a five-node Acronis Cyber Infrastructure cluster for on-premises backup storage and virtual workloads. It provides file, block, and object storage, and includes built-in management, monitoring, erasure coding (default 3+2), data‑at‑rest encryption, and role-based access controls. Models vary by raw and usable capacity; additional appliances can be added to scale capacity and performance while maintaining cluster redundancy.

Licenses & prices

Cyber appliance 15031

Acronis Cyber Appliance model 15031 capacity-optimized for long-term retention, providing larger storage footprint and standard performance.

Cyber appliance 15062

Acronis Cyber Appliance model 15062 balanced configuration for mixed workloads, combining moderate storage and sustained throughput.

Cyber appliance 15078

Acronis Cyber Appliance model 15078 hardware configuration intended for small-scale deployments with modest storage and performance.

Cyber appliance 15093

Acronis Cyber Appliance model 15093 high-capacity configuration designed for large-scale environments with extensive storage and throughput.

Cyber appliance 15108

Acronis Cyber Appliance model 15108 optimized for high-performance workloads with faster processing and accelerated backup throughput.

Cyber appliance 15124

Acronis Cyber Appliance model 15124 configuration for medium-sized deployments offering increased storage density and higher throughput.

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Acronis Cyber Appliance

Acronis Cyber Appliance
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Benefits

  • High-availability architecture: Five independent server nodes in one 3U chassis provide cluster-level resilience.
  • Multi-protocol storage: Provides file, block, and object storage from a single appliance.
  • Data protection: Erasure coding (default 3+2) protects data against multiple node failures.
  • Security controls: Supports data-at-rest encryption and role-based access control.
  • Scale-out expansion: Add additional appliances to increase capacity and performance.

Available languages

  • English

Support information

  • Documentation and guides: Official quick start, spec sheets, and admin guides are available from Acronis documentation.
  • Knowledge base articles: Acronis resource center hosts datasheets, FAQs, and troubleshooting articles.
  • Firmware and software updates: Appliance nodes can be updated through Acronis update mechanisms to keep software current.
  • Hardware management interfaces: Each node includes BMC for remote monitoring and management.
  • Datasheets and specs: Model specifications and usable capacity per model are published in Acronis datasheets.

Frequently asked questions

What is Acronis Cyber Appliance used for?
A dedicated hardware or virtual appliance that provides storage and processing for backup, replication, and cyber protection workloads, acting as a target for backup data and a local repository to accelerate restores and support retention policies.
How is Acronis Cyber Appliance typically deployed in an IT environment?
Deployment options commonly include physical appliances on-premises or virtual appliances in local data centers; appliances are connected to existing backup management systems over the network and integrated into retention, replication, and restore workflows.
How does the appliance integrate with backup and cyber protection software?
Integration is achieved via standard network storage protocols and management APIs, enabling the appliance to serve as a backup target, participate in replication, and expose metadata for cataloging and search.
What security controls are typically provided by a cyber appliance?
Typical controls include encryption of data at rest and in transit, role-based access controls, audit logging, secure firmware updates, and support for immutable or write-once storage to protect backups from tampering.
How should capacity and scalability be planned for the appliance?
Plan capacity based on current data volume, retention requirements, deduplication and compression ratios, and expected growth; factor in headroom for replication and temporary snapshots, and consider modular expansion or additional appliances for scaling.