Self-Managed Deployment

Account and Roles LicensingAccount and RolesLog in or create your My Account login if it's your first time.My Account is a central place to access your Veeam® products, license keys, Veeam Support, technical documents and much more! You can also use this same login to access resources on Veeam.com, Veeam University and

  Business Considerations Deployment Considerations Deployment Scenarios ​​​​​​​Infrastructure DeploymentBusiness Considerations1. Risk Assessment:Identify potential risks and threats to the business, considering natural disasters, cyberattacks, human errors, and other possible incidents.2. Data Classification and Prioritization:Classify and prioritize data based on its importance to the business. Determine the maximum acceptable downtime for eac

👉 Start with the module marked in green (Saved)—this is the first step in your onboarding process.——————————————————————————————————————————Veeam® University FREE is an onboarding and training program to help you gain knowledge on basic features or advanced functionality to speed up implementation and realize the full value of Veeam as quickly as possible.Below you can see a summary of your onboarding experience for Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365:Step 1: Account, roles and licensing Step 2:

An assumption for this course is that you are using the latest product versions and package updates. Check for available updates manually if required. You can also configure whether Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365 will notify you when new versions appear on Veeam servers and allow Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365 to download available updates automatically.  Moving further, we’ll guide you through all the necessary steps to your best experience which are laid down at the diagram below. Step 1:

  Product Overview ComponentsProduct OverviewVeeam Recovery Orchestrator allows for a much larger and broader way to perform BCDR and ransomware verifications. It too lets you validate your disaster recovery environment without impacting the production infrastructure. Furthermore, it provides automation and scheduling of tests and reports.Veeam Recovery Orchestrator works with Agent Backup Jobs, Virtual Backup Jobs, Backup Copy Jobs, Replication Jobs, and SAN Integration.It's important to understand there are three core components that make up the Veeam Recovery Orchest

By now, you have an operational backup environment, some initial backups finished, a fine‑tuning set and are successfully monitoring and reporting. Congrats! You’ve also likely tried a test restore (hopefully you haven’t needed to do a real restore, but if you have, we’re glad you had a backup). If you haven’t, or you want to dive a bit deeper, here are some resources to help explain and guide you through the restore process.You can explore your Microsoft 365 data four key ways:1. Exploring backup jobs When exploring backup jobs, Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365 loads the latest restore point that was created by the selected job.2. Exploring single organizations When exploring a single organization, Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365 merges and loads the latest restore points that have been created by each backup job of the selected organization, including objects (i.e. users) no longer protected

The goal of this step is to give you a high-level understanding of the core fundamental components of Veeam Backup & Replication. We will also guide you through some general backup strategy considerations and infrastructure deployment requirements. Veeam Backup and Replication is a comprehensive solution that allows you to back up and restore your data residing in hybrid and multi-cloud environments:Cloud: AWS | Azure | Google | IBM Virtual: VMware | Hyper-V | Azure Local | Nutanix AHV | Proxmox VE | HyperCore | oLVM |RHV Physical: Windows | Linux | MacOS | Unix | NAS Applications: Microsoft | Oracle | SAP Hana | PostgreSQL | MongoDB Backup JobVeeam Backup & Replication does not install agent software inside the VM guest OS to retrieve VM data. To back up VMs, it leverages VMware vSphere snapshot

Simple deployment Advanced deploymentYour Veeam Backup & Replication deployment can run on-premises or in private, public and hybrid-cloud environments. The prerequisites and how these components work for each environment are remarkably similar. IT organizations have the flexibility to choose from distinctive designs based on their current requirements.On-premises deployments: an on-premises deployment can easily scale out from simple to additional installations. Service providers deployments: Veeam Backup & Replication is employed by service providers who offer BaaS to their customers. Cloud workload deployment: Veeam Backup & Replication can be deployed on a cloud VM and protect a wide variety o

Business Considerations Deployment Considerations   Infrastructure DeploymentBusiness Considerations1. Risk Assessment:Identify potential risks and threats to the business, considering natural disasters, cyberattacks, human errors, and other possible incidents.2. Data Classification and Prioritization:Classify and prioritize data based on its importance to the business. Determine the maximum acceptable downtime for each critical function. As a part of Veeam

Protecting AWS, Azure and GPC instances:Azure and AWS deployments In the case of Microsoft Azure, there is a certified and pre-installed application available in Azure Marketplace. Likewise, in the case of AWS, the application is certified and available from AWS Marketplace. It comes preinstalled into an AWS EC2 instance and it is a matter of choosing the instance type based upon requirements. Veeam Backup & Replication is different than native cloud backup appliances. See our dedicated public cloud modules for more information:

Veeam Explorers SureBackupVeeam ExplorersVeeam Explorers™ are tools available within Veeam Backup & Replication that allow users to perform granular recovery of specific data within a backup. There are several types of Veeam Explorers, each designed to address specific data recovery needs.Here are the main Veeam Explorers and how they are used:Veeam Explorer for Microsoft Active DirectoryThis explorer enables users to recover individual objects from an Active Directory backup. It is useful for recovering data from Active Directory failures or ac

Additional component and console considerations Add additional backup proxies Add additional backup repositories Creating a Backup Job Generate and review reports Understanding Veeam’s console and doing basic configurations such as email notifications and backing up Veeam’s database are important before you get started on your backup journey. Below, you’ll find a list of these configurations and a detailed video explaining how to do them.Veeam Backup & Replication config

Using the 3-2-1 Rule with Veeam Top Veeam Considerations Define Retention Objectives Define Recovery Objectives Security ConsiderationsUsing the 3-2-1 Rule with VeeamThis is very versatile nowadays, but with Veeam, you can take it to the next level — to the 3-2-1-1-0 Rule, where each of the following implementat

Below is a summary of resources recommended by our experts.  Veeam Kasten User Guide: see here for our product user guide to get an overview of installing and managing Veeam Kasten  Veeam Kasten Best Practices Guide: see our best practices for deploying Veeam Kasten on single or multiple Kubernetes environment  Veeam Alliance Technical Programs: see here for a list of Veeam Kasten compatible solutions  Customized Veeam Search Engine: use this custom tool to search official Veeam content 

Step 7.1 Multicluster Manager Step 7.2 Kanister Blueprints Step 7.4 GitOps Deployment Strategy Step 7.5 Transforms in "Veeam Kasten for Kubernetes"Step 7.1 Multicluster ManagerThe K10 multi-cluster manager simplifies K10 operations across multiple Kubernetes clusters.Administrators define primary-secondary relationships between their K10 instances. Primary K10 instances provide a single entrypoint and dashboard for administrators to manage secondary instances. Additionally, Primary K10 instance ca

Always upgrade; we are constantly fixing bugs and adding important features (Kasten releases every 2 weeks), so do not stay on an outdated version for comfort.K10 needs at least 50% free space in Catalog Storage for upgrades. Check the K10 dashboard under Settings → System Information → Upgrade status for details on the current version, latest version, and catalog storage space. For additional details on the K10 upgrade, refer to the K10 user guide.Currently, upgrades are only supported across a maximum of four versions (e.g., 6.0.2 -> 6.5.6). If your K10 version is further behind the latest, a step upgrade process is recommended where you can use the --version flag with helm upgrade to control the version jumps.  Get ready for Step 7 of your onboarding journey. At the next step, we will explore advanced features of Veeam K

Step 5.1 MonitoringK10 enables centralized monitoring of all its activity by integrating with Prometheus. In particular, it exposes a Prometheus endpoint from which a central system can extract data.K10 can be installed with Grafana in the same namespace. This instance of Grafana is setup to automatically query metrics from K10's Prometheus instance. It also comes with a pre created dashboard that helps visualize the status of K10's operations such as backup, restore, export and import of applications.Using K10's Prometheus EndpointBy default, Prometheus is configured with persistent storage size 8GiB and retention period of 30d. That can be changed with:--set prometheus.server.persistentVolume.size=<size>and --set prometheus.server.retention=<days>.Prometheus requires Kubernetes API access

Step 4.1 Policy Presets Step 4.2 Profiles Step 4.3 Restoring Applications Step 4.4 Application Mobility Step 4.5 K10 Disaster RecoveryStep 4.1 Policy PresetsA PolicyPreset custom resource (CR) in K10 is used to save and reuse configurations of K10 Policies. PolicyPresets specify schedule, retention, location, and infrastructure information, while Policies specify application-specific details. Users can find detailed

Step 3.1 Installing Veeam Kasten for Kubernetes on Microsoft Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) Step 3.2 Preparing for an Air-Gapped Installation of Veeam Kasten for Kubernetes (Optional) Step 3.3 Veeam Kasten for Kubernetes License management Step 3.4 Veeam Kasten for Kubernetes RBAC (Authorization) Step 3.5 Operator based Installation

Step 2.1 Primary and Target storage Selection Step 2.2 Business continuity and DR (Disaster Recovery) planning   Step 2.3 Preparing for Air-gapped Installation of K10 (Optional)   Step 2.4 Security RequirementsStep 2.1 Primary and Target storage SelectionPrimary Storage For Kubernetes platforms that offer both Container Storage Interface CSI and in-tree storage

Account and RolesLog in or create your My Account login if it is your first time.My Account is a central place to access your Veeam® products, license keys, Veeam Support, technical documents and much more! You can also use this same login to access resources on Veeam.com and Veeam University.Once you have access to My Account, you will be able to:Obtain your licensing: Select License Management > Production to manage and obtain your Veeam licensing (License Administrator only). The License Administrator can download the license key directly from