Corso

Free, Secure, and Open-Source Backup for Microsoft 365

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Free, Secure, and Open-Source Backup for Microsoft 365

81 followers

Corso, a FREE open-source tool, protects data stored in Microsoft 365. Secure and efficient backups for all business-critical data. Protect against ransomware using encryption and immutable object storage. Reduce costs using advanced deduplication and compression techniques.

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Launch tags:Windows•Open Source•GitHub

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Corso

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Give it a try folks! A highly technical team has been working on this and I can't wait to see how this product evolves.

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3yr ago

Corso

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@kevin A BIG thank you 👏 to Kevin William David for all your advice, support, and especially for hunting Corso today! 🥳

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3yr ago

Corso

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Yaay! Glad to finally see Corso on ProductHunt. It was a lot of fun and learning helping build it.

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3yr ago

Corso

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@meain Yeah 🎉 and thank you!

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3yr ago

Corso

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Wanted to thank our users on the Corso discord who took the time to test Corso in its early stages!

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3yr ago

Corso

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Join us on Discord, give us your feedback, and we’ll send you a Corso t-shirt! https://discord.gg/Mag3C7xKHc

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3yr ago

Corso

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Love working on this project, and with this team. I'm super excited to see Corso up on Product Hunt!

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3yr ago

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@nocnica Congratulations on launching Corso! Efficient backups, protection against ransomware, and cost reduction through deduplication and compression. Well done! Looking forward to seeing your progress. BTW, Can you introduce the open source license of Corso?

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3yr ago

Corso

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@oe_zheng Thank you so much for checking out the launch! Corso is released under the Apache License 2.0 https://github.com/alcionai/cors...

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3yr ago

Corso

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@oe_zheng Thanks for checking out our Corso launch. We’d love to hear what you think of Corso. Join us on Discord give us your feedback, and we’ll send you a t-shirt! https://discord.gg/Mag3C7xKHc

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3yr ago

🔌 Plugged in

I took a look at Corso, when it comes to backup of any platform simplicity is key. Backup is generally the last thing on any business or IT teams list. It’s just not that exciting. Now the opposite can be said about recovery, it’s going to quickly become top of the list when bad things happen and you need that data back. With that I would firstly state that corso was very simple, cross platform, open source giving us the ability to quickly and efficiently protect your Microsoft 365 data to an AWS S3 bucket. To see what the team have been able to achieve in a short amount of time is amazing. Excited to see how this project evolves.

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3yr ago

Corso

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@michael_cade In all my years doing developer relations/advocacy, I've never had a tool that I was able to pick up and use as quickly as Corso. That's saying a lot! When I go to make a tutorial video, I often plan to have it run 10 minutes, and then the final thing takes just 2-3 minutes :) I'm curious what you think would be the next feature you'd want to see in a backup CLI tool

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3yr ago

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