Sendense Documentation
Software Documentation
Browse Sendense documents by product area, search the core platform guides, and open guidance for deployment, operations, recovery, and service-provider models.
API Reference
OpenAPI 3.1Interactive reference for the Sendense Central Appliance (SCA) — the CSP/MSP control plane and tenant front door. Browse every endpoint, schema, and example, or download the raw OpenAPI spec.
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Sendense Platform
Start with the platform model, appliance roles, and service-provider deployment options.
Backup, Recovery And DR
Understand how Sendense stores backup data, presents recovery points, and prepares DR targets.
Deployment And Operations
Plan CloudStack KVM protection, SNA enrollment, updates, and ongoing system health.
Recently Added Documents
10 documents
What Is Sendense
An overview of Sendense as a backup, recovery, and disaster-recovery platform.
Components
How SHA, SCA, SNA, Sendense Controllers, snagent, EBA, and EBA Smart Transport fit together.
Architecture
A system-level view of the Sendense control plane, backup data path, recovery-point storage, provider management, and DR target architecture.
Provider Operating Models
How standalone, MSP-managed, and CSP-provisioned Sendense deployments relate to SHA and SCA.
Licensing And Editions
What each Sendense edition includes, how same-hypervisor and cross-hypervisor recovery differ, and what a licence still permits once its term ends.
Deployment Model
Which Sendense components run where, how they enroll, and how a new deployment comes together.
Infrastructure Requirements
Planning requirements for appliances, repositories, platform access, and recovery targets.
EBA Overview
Enterprise Block Archive is the Sendense backup storage and recovery-point system.
EBA Repositories
How EBA repositories work across local appliance storage, remote self-hosted EBA storage, and external S3-compatible providers.
Set Up The SHA
The end-to-end first-setup order: initialize, license, site, SNA, credentials, discovery, repository, pattern, group, and scheduled backups.