Reference architecture documents related to common Veeam Backup & Replication scenarios encountered in the field
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Hi everyone.I run the Solution Architects organization for the Americas here at Veeam, and I am happy to introduce you to our Technical Blueprints. These are produced by our Solution Architects in collaboration with Veeam Product Management, R&D and our alliance partners - it truly takes a village.Our goal was to produce short, easy-to-digest reference documents that offer a prescribed architecture that mirrors situations we have seen in the field. As you can appreciate with a software-defined solution, there are countless variables that impact design and we consciously wanted to avoid "could do..." type documents so we worked to strike a balance between short and useful.The documents are firmly technical (again - prescribed architecture) but should be easily accessible to those with knowledge of Veeam. They are not designed to replace the product documentation (at helpcenter.veeam.com), be a full architecture and design (we have a different process for that, and partners add massi
V13 - Veeam Software Appliance. The environment described in this architecture consists of one main datacenter containing 1,000 VMs and 100 physical servers. Each VM and physical server has an average of 200 GB of storage space. The Veeam components are hosted on the Veeam Software Appliance and Veeam Infrastructure Appliance. All backups will be targeted to a local Veeam Hardened Repository and copied to a Veeam Hardened Repository hosted offsite. The Veeam Infrastructure Appliance that hosts the proxies are installed in VMs and uses the virtual appliance (hot add) backup method.
Updated - V12.1The environment described in this architecture is one main data center containing 1,000 VMs and 100 physical servers. Each VM and physical server has an average of 200 GB of used storage space. All backups will be targeted to a local primary backup repository. Copies of these backups will be stored on magnetic tape media. Proxies are installed on VMs and use the virtual appliance (hotadd) backup method.
Updated - V12.1The environment described in this architecture is a main datacenter containing 10,000 VMs and 100 physical servers. Each VM and physical server has an average of 200 GB of used storage space. All backups will be targeted to a local primary backup repository and copied to a secondary offsite location. Proxies are installed on physical servers and use the network transport (NBD) method.
The environment described in this architecture is one main data center containing 5,000 VMs and 100 physical servers. Each VM and physical server has an average of 200 GB of used storage space. All backups will be targeted to a local primary backup repository and copied to a secondary offsite location. Proxies are installed on physical servers and use the network transport (NBD) method.
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