NEW Veeam Agent for Linux FREE

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
• Active full backups²: Meet your company backup policies by scheduling periodic active full backups as needed
• Source-side encryption²: Encrypt your Linux backup data at the source, before it leaves the protected computer — thus protecting your data in flight and at rest on any backup target
• Snapshot-less backup mode^{2  NEW}: Back up critical files from any mounted file system
• 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™ ¹: Take full advantage of Veeam backup repositories as target locations and leverage the existing capabilities for file-level recovery — and more!

¹ Requires Veeam Backup & Replication 9.5 Update 1 or later
² Requires Veeam Agent for Linux FREE v3 or later

Learn more about Veeam Backup & Replication

Veeam Agent for Linux FREE 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 FREE 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