Corso

So excited that Corso is now on Producthunt!! Here is the github repo if anyone wants to inspect the code: https://github.com/alcionai/corso

Hi, I’m one of the creators and contributors of Corso, the #1 FREE, open-source tool for protecting Microsoft 365 data. While I’m writing this to promote the tool, encourage you to try it out, and give us feedback, that’s not my only motive – I’d really like to explain why we created Corso, and how you can benefit from using it to protect your Microsoft 365 data. Backups are a pain! Did you know that 2 out of every 5 servers have experienced an outage over the past year? Imagine how much data was lost during those outages. And, with all data breaches, it's safe to assume that your Microsoft data may be at risk. Sure, there are plenty of backup and recovery solutions for M365 data, but most of them are a pain to use. Not only are they slow and tedious, but they also require complex workflows and scripts, and constant supervision. What’s more, they’re hard to implement and can cost a lot of money. Most of us just grin and bear it – or do without data protection. In fact, IDC reports that 6 out of every 10 organizations don’t have an M365 data protection plan in place at all! There has to be a better way! Introducing Corso Corso provides a faster, easier way to back up your MS365 data – and it’s purpose-built for M365, with automated workflows that you can run during your morning coffee break, or any time you have a few spare minutes. Corso is a 100% open-source project, and it’s FREE. Flexible retention policies help to reduce storage costs, too – you can use it with any S3-compatible object storage system, like AWS, Google Cloud, Backblaze or Azure Blob. The best things about Corso? • Speed • High throughput • High tolerance • End-to-end encryption • Dedupe • Compression A typical Corso backup takes only a few minutes. You can set it, forget it, and sip a Starbucks while you wait. The result? Secure, reliable data protection for your M365 environment. Give Corso a try today to see how easy it is to run automated, reliable M365 backups. Simply download Corso connect to M365, create a repo and start your backup. Thanks for reading, and I hope you like it!

Congrats on getting on Product Hunt, what’s the largest Microsoft Office 365 instance you’ve backed up in testing?