Hi, I am rather new to Proxmox. I am undergoing a course where Proxmox Backup Server has been just skimmed, and the teacher knew very little about Veeam (let alone its latest version).
I know this is a Veeam forum, and am a long time Veeam user and fan, but I need to understand the mutual pros and cons.
Which features one product has and are missing (to date) in the other one?
Thanks!
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Re: Pretty new to Proxmox. Veeam Backup or PBS?
Hi,
Here are some things that VBR can do (in addition to other things that both solutions can do):
- export virtual disks from its backups
- perfrom application item recovery for certain Apps using heuristics
- restore your VMs to public clouds
- direct backup to Object Storage
- backup copy to object storage
- backup archive to object storage
- automatic GFS policy
- self-contained protable backup files
- data immutability
- threat detection
The list is from the top of my head, there is a bunch of other items, but I think you get the idea.
Thanks!
Here are some things that VBR can do (in addition to other things that both solutions can do):
- export virtual disks from its backups
- perfrom application item recovery for certain Apps using heuristics
- restore your VMs to public clouds
- direct backup to Object Storage
- backup copy to object storage
- backup archive to object storage
- automatic GFS policy
- self-contained protable backup files
- data immutability
- threat detection
The list is from the top of my head, there is a bunch of other items, but I think you get the idea.
Thanks!
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