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I learned a lot during the last few weeks about Veeam and I am kind of exited about this software. I resolved almost all problems, but there is still one issue I cant get a grip on. Ich have several backup jobs in a chain. No parallel Jobs. I have a lightning fast proxy (Veeam suggests a maximum of 24 parallel jobs).My persisting promlem is, that jobs get stuck absolutly randomly. Sure, after hours the stuck job fails, goes into retry1 and finishes successfull. But thats not satisfying… Is there anything I missed about jobs getting stuck? Just for your information: Jobs launch and run. They get stuck somewhere after 20%, 50% or 90%. So abolutly random… I recognized that the “veeam backup service” gets completly frozen. This service cant be stopped by anything else than a server restart.
If we have established backups for a server, and we add an additional disk to said server, will and should Veeam automatically recognize and start backing up the newly added disk?
Olá, comunidade.Estou testando a proposta de imutabilidade do Veeam utilizando um repositório XFS em Linux. Tudo funciona muito bem, mas tenho a seguinte duvida: Como funciona a limpeza de backups imutáveis antigos?Percebi que o repositório teste está carecendo rapidamente, estou fazendo a limpeza manualmente como root, mas gostaria de saber como lidar com essa situação.Obrigado
Hello community.I'm testing Veeam's immutability proposal using an XFS repository on Linux. Everything works great, but I have the following doubt: How does cleaning old immutable backups work?I've noticed that the test repository is running out fast, I'm cleaning it manually as root, but I'd like to know how to deal with this situation.Thanks
For those that use Veeam ONE they have released a patch that adds a few new things and fixes others. One of the main additions is for the upcoming vSphere 8U1 update.https://www.veeam.com/kb4430
I foolishly used an IP address for a ‘temporary test system’ which became a permanent fixture.A change of network schema means the repository is now on a new address.It does not appear to be possible to change the IP address in VEEAM (I should have used a fqdn). I could start again with new backups - but is there a method to resume backups to the same repository after re-defining it? All advice welcomed.Latest v11
Hey Kubernetes Korner, I have some questions, when I think of Cloud Native I think we have the learning journey and we have the businesses and roles that require that shift to Cloud Native. Where are you? These questions came to me as I was preparing for an upcoming webinar “Become a Cloud Native Expert” https://www.kasten.io/kubernetes/resources/webinars/become-a-cloud-native-expertIn the webinar I want to try and speak to the two questions above, I also want to self admit that I am not an expert in anything let alone Cloud Native. As this has been top of mind I wanted to write down some of my thinking and findings in a post here, hopefully you can then also attend the webinar and see where we get to. Cloud Native & Cloud Computing We see a lot where Cloud Computing can be disguised as Cloud Native when certain vendors or the community is talking, let’s be clear that running EC2 instances in AWS, ultimately Virtual Machines in the cloud is not cloud native! Let’s discuss the two
Hi Everyone, Just in case you forgot today is the big day. Hopefully you have prepared :) https://kubernetes.io/blog/2023/03/10/image-registry-redirect/
In version 11 we could open the properties of a tape and check on tab Jobs to see which sessions are on this particular tape. We used this to note on the case label and could keep track on which tape has the oldest data. Now we have upgraded to version 12 but this information isn't shown anymore on the Jobs tab at the Tape Properties. How can we enable this information to be shown again.We use a HP Autoloader tape library and Veeam Backup and Replication.
Hola,Quiero abrir este hilo para recolectar el almacenamiento que utilizamos para nuestros backups, como registro y para ayudar a otros en caso de dudar dónde meter sus backups.Si queréis ser detallistas explicando vuestro almacenamiento enfocado a cada cosa, larga retención, acceso rápido retención corta, inmutable, larga retención fuera de la empresa, cloud…. lo que queráis.un saludo.
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