I am currently migrating my hypervisors to Proxmox VE, and my LUNs in iSCSI are directly attached to my Proxmox servers.
This type of disk is “skipped” during the backup with Veeam.
Is this functionality planned for future development in Veeam’s tools?
Could you please provide additional details on your storage configuration?
If possible, please include the relevant config segments from /etc/pve/storage.cfg related to iSCSI and this datastore.
Additionally, could you describe the abstraction levels used for this datastore?
Are you referring to iscsi_direct or the iSCSI PVE storage type? Do you use LUNs directly, or do you have LVM over these LUNs or something else?
Rovshan Pashayev
Analyst
Veeam Agent for Linux, Mac, AIX & Solaris
That is, you are presenting iSCSI LUNs from the PVE host directly to the VMs, instead of creating virtual disk files on those LUNs.
If so, then what advantage does passing iSCSI LUNs directly to the VM give over using virtual disks? Does it give a performance boost, or is it something else?