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Application-level monitoring for your workloads

Let’s take a look at application-level monitoring in Veeam ONE. This capability is inside of Veeam ONE Monitor, which is my personal favorite “part” of Veeam ONE. I’ve always said with Veeam ONE, “I guarantee that Veeam ONE will tell you something about your environment that you didn't know, but need to fix.” And with application-level monitoring, the story is stronger than ever. Read more
Rick Vanover
Rick Vanover

Vice President, Product Strategy

Backup infrastructure at your fingertips with Heatmaps

Heatmaps are part of Veeam ONE Reporter and do an outstanding job of giving an at-a-glance view of the backup infrastructure that can help you quickly view if the environment is performing both as expected AND as you designed it. Let’s dig into the new heatmaps. Read more
Rick Vanover
Rick Vanover

Vice President, Product Strategy

How to avoid typical misconfigurations when setting up Veeam

This article is aimed at giving you a smooth start with Veeam Backup & Replication. It includes some basic advice on the initial setup, and outlines the most common misconfigurations that we, at Veeam Support, find in clients’ infrastructures during our investigations. Read more
Evgenii Ivanov
Evgenii Ivanov

Senior Team Leader, Advanced Technical Support, VBR

How to Restore an Oracle Database from Backup with Veeam Data Platform: Best Practices

Veeam Data Platform provides multiple ways to recover your Oracle workloads, from granular RMAN‑based restores to full image‑level recoveries and instant database publishing.With built‑in validation and automation, IT admins and database administrators can restore Oracle 19c, 21c, and 23ai databases confidently across physical, virtual, and cloud environments, all from a single console. Read more