With the release of Veeam® Backup & Replication™ v8, Veeam introduced a new technology — Veeam Cloud Connect — developed specifically for service providers to create and serve remote backup repositories. Veeam Backup & Replication v9 added replication and failover functionality to Veeam Cloud Connect.
Service providers who are part of the Veeam Cloud & Service Provider (VCSP) program can use Veeam Cloud Connect to offer customers cloud backup and Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS). Every Veeam Backup & Replication v8 or v9 customer can then consume these services from their service provider of choice to send backups off site (v8 and v9) and replicate virtual machines (VMs) off site (v9).
With Veeam Cloud Connect, service providers can build their own Veeam-powered service offerings, leveraging a technology built from the ground up to be multi-tenant and scalable.
With this guide, service providers can learn how to design and deploy a complete Cloud Connect infrastructure.
Read nowVeeam® Backup & Replication™ v9 has introduced many new and exciting features. While some of them can be easily enabled in an existing environment, others require additional planning, as they introduce important changes and different behaviors.
Technologies such as BitLooker™, Per-VM Backup chains and Scale-out Backup Repositories can dramatically improve the backup performance of any environment, but proper planning is needed before introducing it into an existing environment.
This paper describes a real environment where Veeam Backup & Replication v8 is already installed. I will upgrade the software to v9, and then offer step by step introduction and configuration instructions for these three technologies.
Read nowVeeam Cloud Connect for the Enterprise offers a turnkey solution for businesses to connect their on-premises, Veeam Backup & Replication archives to Microsoft Azure. For enterprise businesses who need to implement large cloud based storage solutions, the combination of Veeam Cloud Connect _for the Enterprise, plus StoneFly Cloud Drive with Scale Out NAS Storage provides a quick and easy way add more capacity without sacrificing performance or throughput.
The purpose of this document is to guide the user though the steps required to deploy a StoneFly Scale Out NAS Enterprise Cloud Drive virtual machine in the Microsoft Azure Cloud.
Read nowWhile many of the basics remain the same, there are some things to take into consideration when thinking about data protection in converged, hyper-converged and hybrid environments. In this essentials guide, you’ll learn about the difference between these environments.
This essential guide answers:
More and more companies are considering the cloud as viable and simpler alternative to more traditional solutions such as tape to have one copy of their backups off-site. It’s also easier compared to managing and maintaining a secondary data center to achieve the same goal. However, this growing demand leads hosting and cloud service providers to receive and store very large amounts of backup data.
To address this market demand, Veeam® Availability Suite™ combines with Hewlett Packard Enterprise Apollo Servers Series to help you build your Backup as a Service offerings, while optimizing costs and space in your data centers.
Download this Veeam Deployment Guide, and you’ll learn:
In this white paper, you’ll learn about requirements driving the need for increased Availability, less complexity and improved reliability.
You’ll also read how Veeam® and Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) can help you meet your Availability objectives, future-proof your datacenter investment and gain capabilities that provide data protection without limits to meet your Always-On™ business needs.
Read examples of how other organizations have used these technologies to attain mission-critical, application Availability, meet recovery time objectives (RTOs) and recovery point objectives (RPOs), and provide fast, reliable DR capabilities for their modern datacenters.
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View the latest IDC infographic, sponsored by Veeam, that illustrates the close alignment between VMware capabilities and Veeam's Availability solutions.
Read nowEveryone needs a place to store their backups off site so they can recover them quickly if there’s a disaster. Veeam® Cloud Connect for the Enterprise makes it easy for enterprise businesses with multiple remote offices to create centralized, off-site repositories for their Veeam Powered backups, and also to securely connect the repositories to their headquarters datacenter or Microsoft Azure cloud. Veeam Cloud Connect for the Enterprise is licensed by the VM and is an add-on purchase to Veeam Availability Suite™ and Veeam Backup & Replication™.
This deployment guide highlights the features and setup practices when using Veeam Cloud Connect for the Enterprise with Microsoft Azure, including:
Much of today’s server infrastructure is procured from multiple vendors and requires significant investment in planning, procurement, troubleshooting and management — a time-consuming and expensive process. How can you simplify and accelerate your IT deployments?
Download this expert white paper to learn how to reduce the Availability gap by choosing the right HCI to fit your IT architecture. Learn how to leverage the native functionality of hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) and strengthening it with an integrated Availability solution.
Read nowApplication Availability has gone through an Evolution. Applications today now need to be constantly available and ready for immediate use. Less that this is just not acceptable. As business shifts outward toward customers, partners and prospects, more applications today are also considered to be critical.
You need an Always-On® service to ensure Availability. Read the white paper, Gone Critical. The Evolution in Application Availability, and learn about today’s constant Availability needs and the service that provides it. Find out how you can achieve:
