Short answer is you don’t have too. You can setup retention policies instead. If you want to spend the money you have to looks for 3rd party solutions if you want separate backups but I think most of us don’t and utilize retention.
By the way, Microsoft does not provide tools for doing any kind of backup so if this is something your customer requires you have to take a look at third party vendors, evaluate their backup tools and determine if they fit your customer requirements
@Dev2021 As you know, Microsoft does not provide users with a backup solution, and that's unfortunate. So the best remaining choice is for you to use a third-party app for your backups. Fortunately, the market is full of them, so you'll have a lot of options. (external link removed by moderator)
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By the way, Microsoft does not provide tools for doing any kind of backup so if this is something your customer requires you have to take a look at third party vendors, evaluate their backup tools and determine if they fit your customer requirements
