Simple, FREE backup for Linux — anywhere!

Veeam® Agent for Linux is a simple, FREE backup agent that’s designed to ensure the Availability of your Linux instances, regardless of if they’re deployed in the public cloud or on-premises.

Veeam Agent for Linux is a FREE solution that is able to perform image-based backups from inside the guest, both at the file level and the volume level. True incremental backup is enabled using Veeam’s kernel module CBT (changed block tracking) functionality. And, the best part is that this module is distributed as source code!

Veeam provides fast, image-based backup for Linux instances running in the public cloud or on-premises.

Backup options include:

• Entire computer, volume-level and file-level backup: Get image-based backup for your entire Linux system or specific volumes or files
• Built-in snapshot and CBT drivers: Get true incremental Linux backups enabled by Veeam’s kernel module with built-in volume snapshot capabilities and proprietary CBT capabilities
• Console UI or command line: Choose between a user-friendly UI or a more traditional Linux command line (via veeamconfig command)
• Integration with Veeam Backup & Replication™: Take full advantage of Veeam backup repositories as target locations and leverage the existing capabilities for file-level recovery — and more!

*Requires Veeam Backup & Replication 9.5 Update 1 or later

Learn more about Veeam Backup & Replication

Veeam Agent for Linux enables fast recovery for your Linux instances, which translates into increased uptime. Perform on-premises restores from backups of individual Linux instances in the public cloud or perform cloud-based restores of on-premises backups.

Recovery options include:

• Bare-metal restore: Restore your entire system to the same or different hardware
• Volume-level restore: Restore a failed hard drive or corrupted partition
• File-level restore: Restore individual files from ANY backup type in minutes!

Veeam Agent for Linux helps you troubleshoot issues through its available recovery media, with the following options:

• Restore volumes: Restore an entire volume from your Linux cloud instance or on-premises backups
• Restore files: Browse for and restore individual files from your Linux backups
• Configure network: Obtain network settings from a DHCP server to allow you to browse to a backup on a network share
• Switch to command line: Use the command line to perform all of the same functions you can with the built-in UI and get access to advanced system tools
• Reboot: Initiate a reboot of your Linux cloud instance or on-premises server or workstation