Self-Managed Deployment

Restoring and testing your backup data is one of the most critically important parts of ensuring you have a solid data protection solution.Call to action for this module is to review the following restore capabilties and test them out on your test backup server data. Veeam Backup & Replication offers the following types of recovery:  Each of the above restore options also has multiple different types of restore capabilities, below we’ve provided a link to dive further into these options. Alternatively, you can continue exploring the topic in the User Guide. Check out these demo videos to discover some of these restore options in more detail:Instant file-level recovery is a great feature of Veeam Backup & Replication. It allows you to perform restores of files or folders from both VMware, Hyper-V or multiple guest OSs, without having to stage the backup itself.  With Instant VM Recovery, you can immediately restore different workloads as VMs to your production environment by run

Veeam Backup & Replication on Linux Veeam provides the following deployment options:Veeam Software Appliance ISO/OVA Veeam LiveOS ISO Veeam Infrastructure Appliance ISOVeeam Backup & Replication on Linux Veeam Backup & Replication on Windows Veeam provides a Veeam Backup & Replication ISO file to deploy or upgrade the following components:Veeam Backup & Replication server. Veeam Backup & Replication console. Veeam Backup Enterprise Manager server.Veeam Backup & Replication on Windows You can download the Veeam Backup & Replication installation package from MyAccount Customer Portal or from the official Veeam website. If you need more help getting started, you can post your question in the comments section below or contact us at any time and someone from the Customer Success team will be there to assist you.  Continue to Step 3.3 Configure components and create a backup jobReturn to Course OverviewReturn to Veeam University Free Home

Typically, environment size dictates your deployment model. The size of your environment takes into consideration the number of machines (physical or virtual), as well as the total size of the backed-up data. Another consideration for repository sizing is the period of retention for your backups.Below you can find a summary of the recommended system requirements. For more detailed specs, visit the User Guide.   CPU RAM GB disk Management Server (Linux-Based Backup Server) 8 cores 16 GB + (500 MB per concurrent job) Disk 1: 240 GB minimum Disk 2: 240 GB minimum Management Server (Windows-Based Backup Server) 8 cores 16 GB + (500 MB per concurrent job) 5 GB for product installation. 4.5 GB for Microsoft .NET Framework. 10 GB per 100 VM for guest file system catalog folder. Additional free disk space for Instant VM Recovery cache folder (non-persistent data, at least 100 GB recommended). At least 10 GB for storing logs. Virtual Proxy Server 2 cor