Hi,
Im trying to understand how best to utilise Azure blob storage as a secondary backup copy location.
I have read through the guide which mentions setting up a VM but I would ideally like to avoid doing this if possible. So my questions are:
1. Can this be done with the VM method and what permissions would be involved?
2. I understand a container and subdirectory would be needed?
3. I also read that you can utilise policies i.e. move any backups older than X days?
thanks in advance
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Re: Azure Blob Storage for Backup Copy (non VM method)
Hi Jessey,
I recommend to consider Scale-Out Backup Repository with Capacity Tier enabled. You can activate "Copy" policy to copy backups to an object storage as soon as they appear on Performance extents.
Please refer to this page to get the full list of known considerations and limitations and please take a look at this page for more information regarding Microsoft Azure storage accounts.
If you need to offload backups "older than X days", then "Move" policy should be your choice.
If you decide to spin up a VM in Azure, this approach will be transparent from Veeam perspective and the only requirement is to be able to add such VM into Veeam infrastructure as a managed server and create a repository on it.
Thanks!
I recommend to consider Scale-Out Backup Repository with Capacity Tier enabled. You can activate "Copy" policy to copy backups to an object storage as soon as they appear on Performance extents.
Please refer to this page to get the full list of known considerations and limitations and please take a look at this page for more information regarding Microsoft Azure storage accounts.
If you need to offload backups "older than X days", then "Move" policy should be your choice.
If you decide to spin up a VM in Azure, this approach will be transparent from Veeam perspective and the only requirement is to be able to add such VM into Veeam infrastructure as a managed server and create a repository on it.
Thanks!
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Re: Azure Blob Storage for Backup Copy (non VM method)
Hi PetrM,
This is exactly what i was looking for. I was able to get this setup and use the Scale-Out Backup Repository with Capacity Tier enabled.
I will test this out some more and see how it works
This is exactly what i was looking for. I was able to get this setup and use the Scale-Out Backup Repository with Capacity Tier enabled.
I will test this out some more and see how it works
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