Nothing has been announced, best asking on the Veeam R&D forums for this as a feature request

This question/ask tends to get brought up about yearly for Veeam. The ‘decision-makers’ response is “no foreseeable future plans” for this. As Michael suggests, a request in the forums would be your best bet.

So many things on VBR depends of Windows and registry key.

I believe that it would be a big effort to “transport” the backup server feature for a Linux environment.

The question is: Why? So, many new features come every year and this one certainly would drain a lot of this energy of all Veeam staff.

Market share?? Maybe.

How many companies use pure Linux OS (including hosts, servers, and clients)? Veeam needs to hire Linux developers to re-code it.

As everybody knows, Linux is a good system, but it is what it is. Maybe one day, the dream will come true. 

Great argument @wolff.mateus Startups and smaller businesses tend to use open-source OS for their operating servers because so many distributions are free … @CarySun, yeah! The amrket share ofcourse as this will extend Veeam’s customer base. 

But then, the development effort and the various variants of Linux distribution will certainly make this take forever … Like you said, maybe one day

Hi @Moose -

I just wanted to follow up on your VBR on Linux question here. Did any of the provided comments help answer your question? If so, we ask you mark which one did as ‘Best Answer’ so others with a similar question who come across your post may benefit.

Thank you!

Thanks all

As of now no plan for Linux