Clumio features and enhancements that we want to highlight are listed here.
March 28, 2025
New features
Clumio Backtrack for DynamoDB
You can now revert tables, in-place, near instantly, to any point in time.
By leveraging Clumio DynamoDB SecureVault, Clumio Backtrack for DynamoDB provides granular, table-level rollback functionality, allowing users to recover quickly from accidental changes, operational errors, or cyberattacks.
Existing solutions require creating a new table and manually reintegrating it with applications, while Clumio Backtrack for DynamoDB restores data directly into the existing table, making recovery seamless and automated.
The current release is available to all customers using Amazon DynamoDB Streams for incremental backups.
Enhancements
Time range filter for tasks
Previously, the Submitted time filter on the Task List page was not mandatory. With this release, it is mandatory, and the possible values are: Last 24 hours, 7 days (default value), 30 days, and 60 days.
March 15, 2025
New features
Clumio SecureVault Point-in-Time Recovery (PITR) for DynamoDB
Clumio SecureVault for DynamoDB now includes Point-in-Time Recovery (PITR), enabling users to set granular recovery points rather than depending on fixed intervals. Also, PITR includes a new 15-minute Recovery Point Objective (RPO) in DynamoDB policies, for near-continuous data protection. This feature is available to all customers that use Amazon DynamoDB Streams for incremental backups.
Enhancements
New APIs for previewing and triggering S3 Backtrack for S3 buckets
With the following new APIs, you can preview and trigger S3 Backtrack for S3 buckets:
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POST /restores/aws/s3-buckets -
POST /restores/aws/s3-buckets/{bucket_id}/previews -
GET /restores/aws/s3-buckets/{bucket_id}/previews/{preview_id}
Also, a new last_backtrack_sync_timestamp field is available for the following S3 bucket APIs:
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GET /datasources/aws/s3-buckets -
GET /datasources/aws/s3-buckets/{bucket_id}
For more information, see Commvault REST API Documentation.
Checksum for restored S3 objects
Aligning with AWS SDK behavior, S3 objects restored by Clumio now have a checksum that's calculated using the CRC64NVME algorithm by default. For more information, see Checking object integrity in Amazon S3 in the AWS documentation.