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by tri_94 » Jan 17, 2020 10:41 am
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Can anyone please help me create a powershell export to display the following information.
Job Name
Description
Amount of VM's
Job Size
VM's in Job
Scheduled
Restore Points to Keep
GFS Monthly Backups
GFS Yearly Backups
Retention Policy Type
Job Type
Target
Schedule Options
I was trying to work with this code which most of it has came from this forum already. (credit to Egor Yakovlev,
powershell-f26/get-backup-job-s-target- ... 64121.html ) & Other parts I believe are from Martijn Smit
Its not put together in the best way I'm sure. I just cant see to get it to do what i need.
Can anyone please help
Many Thanks
Nick
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$data = ForEach($BackupCopyJob in (Get-VBRJob | Sort-Object Name)){
$Session = $BackupCopyJob.FindLastSession()
$BackupTotalSize = [math]::round($Session.Info.Progress.TotalUsedSize/1Gb,2)
$backupJobs = Get-VBRBackup -Name $BackupCopyJob.Name
foreach ($job in $backupJobs)
{
$restorePoints = $job.GetAllStorages() | sort CreationTime -descending
$jobBackupSize = 0;
$jobDataSize = 0;
#$jobName = ($job | Select -ExpandProperty JobName);
#Write-Host "Processing backup job: $jobName"
# get list of VMs associated with this backup job
$vmList = ($job | Select @{n="vm";e={$_.GetObjectOibsAll() | %{@($_.name,"")}}} | Select -ExpandProperty vm);
$amountVMs = 0;
$vms = ""
foreach($vmName in $vmList)
{
if([string]::IsNullOrEmpty($vmName)) {
continue
}
$vms += "$vmName,"
$amountVMs = $amountVMs + 1
}
# cut last ,
if(![string]::IsNullOrEmpty($vmName)) {
$vms = $vms.Substring(0, $vms.Length - 1);
}
# go through restore points and add up the backup and data sizes
foreach ($point in $restorePoints)
{
$jobBackupSize += [long]($point | Select-Object -ExpandProperty stats | Select -ExpandProperty BackupSize);
$jobDataSize += [long]($point | Select-Object -ExpandProperty stats | Select -ExpandProperty DataSize);
}
# convert to GB
$jobBackupSize = [math]::Round(($jobBackupSize / 1024 / 1024 / 1024), 2);
$jobDataSize = [math]::Round(($jobDataSize / 1024 / 1024 / 1024), 2);
# format record into an array and save it into the global data array
$newEntry = @{Job=$jobName; VMs=$vms; AmountVMs=$amountVMs; jobBackupSize=$jobBackupSize; jobDataSize=$jobDataSize}
#$global:newBackupData += $newEntry;
# # now do something with these stats! :-)
# Write-Host "Total VMs: " $amountVMs;
# Write-Host "Total Backup Size: " $jobBackupSize;
# Write-Host "Total Data Size: " $jobDataSize;
# Write-Host "List of VMs: " $vms;
# Write-Host "------------";
}
$Options = $BackupCopyJob.GetOptions()
$Properties = New-Object Psobject
$Properties | Add-Member -type Noteproperty -name JobName -value $jobName #$BackupCopyJob.Name
$Properties | Add-Member -type Noteproperty -name Description -value $BackupCopyJob.NameWithDescription
$Properties | Add-Member -type Noteproperty -name "Size in MB" -value $BackupTotalSize
$Properties | Add-Member -type Noteproperty -name "Amount of VMs" -value $amountVMs
$Properties | Add-Member -type Noteproperty -name "Job Size" -value $jobDataSize
$Properties | Add-Member -type Noteproperty -name "VMs in Job" -value $vms
$Properties | Add-Member -type Noteproperty -name IsScheduledEnabled -value $BackupCopyJob.IsScheduleEnabled
$Properties | Add-Member -type Noteproperty -name RestorePointsToKeep -value $Options.generationpolicy.SimpleRetentionRestorePoints
$Properties | Add-Member -type Noteproperty -name GFSMonthlyBackups -value $Options.generationpolicy.GFSMonthlyBackups
$Properties | Add-Member -type Noteproperty -name GFSYearlyBackups -value $Options.generationpolicy.GFSYearlyBackups
$Properties | Add-Member -type Noteproperty -name RetentionPolicyType -value $Options.generationpolicy.RetentionPolicyType
# $Properties | Add-Member -type Noteproperty -name Path -value $BackupCopyJob.TargetDir
$Properties | Add-Member -type Noteproperty -name JobType -value $BackupCopyJob.JobType
$Properties | Add-Member -type Noteproperty -name Target -value $BackupCopyJob.GetTargetRepository().Name
$Properties | Add-Member -type NoteProperty -Name ScheduleOptions -Value $BackupCopyJob.ScheduleOptions.StartDateTimeLocal
#$Properties | Add-Member -type NoteProperty -Name "Schedule Day" -Value $BackupCopyJob.ScheduleOptions.OptionsDaily
#$Properties | Add-Member -type Noteproperty -name "Amount of VMs" -value $amountVMs
Write-Output $Properties
}
#$Data | Export-Csv "d:\test\export1.csv" -NoTypeInformation
$Data
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by tri_94 » Jan 20, 2020 12:13 pm
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Using code i've found i've managed to add most of the parts i require using the following code see below.
Only thing i've found is the Replica restore points are not showing correctly. For me it shows 7 but we only have it set to 1.
Thanks
Nick
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$Type = "Backup"
#$Type = "Replica"
#$Type = "BackupSync"
asnp VeeamPSSnapin
Get-VBRJob | ?{$_.JobType -eq "$Type"} | %{
$job = $_
$JobName = $_.Name
$Backup = Get-VBRBackup -Name $JobName
$lastsession = $job.FindLastSession()
$Session = $job.FindLastSession()
foreach($tasksession in $lastsession.GetTaskSessions()) {
$PointsOnDisk = (get-vbrbackup -Name $job.Name | Get-VBRRestorePoint -Name $tasksession.Name | Measure-Object).Count
$BackupTotalSize = [math]::round($Session.Info.Progress.TotalUsedSize/1Gb,2)
$BackupSize = [math]::round($Session.Info.BackedUpSize/1Gb,2)
$RepositoryPath = $Backup.Info.DirPath.ToString()
$LastBackupStart = $Session.CreationTime
$LastResult = $job.GetLastResult()
$Target = $job.GetTargetRepository().Name
$info = $job.GetOptions()
$pointtokeep = $job.Options.GenerationPolicy.SimpleRetentionRestorePoints
$GFSmonthly= $job.Options.generationpolicy.GFSMonthlyBackups
$GFSYearlyBackups = $job.Options.generationpolicy.GFSYearlyBackups
$RetentionPolicyType = $job.Options.generationpolicy.RetentionPolicyType
}
$_ | Get-VBRJobObject | ?{$_.Object.Type -eq "VM"} | Select @{ L="Job"; E={$JobName}}, Name, @{ L="Size"; E={$_.ApproxSizeString}}, @{ L="PointsOnDisk"; E={$PointsOnDisk}}, @{ L="LastResult"; E={$LastResult}}, @{ L="LastBackupStart"; E={$LastBackupStart}}, @{ L="LastBackupTotalSize"; E={$BackupTotalSize}}, @{ L="LastBackupSize"; E={$BackupSize}}, @{ L="RepositoryPath"; E={$RepositoryPath}}, @{ L="Repository"; E={$Target}}, @{ L="Point To Keep"; E={$pointtokeep}}, @{ L="GFS Monthly"; E={$GFSmonthly}}, @{ L="GFS Yearly"; E={$GFSYearlyBackups}}, @{ L="Retention Policy"; E={$RetentionPolicyType}} | Sort -Property Job, Name
} | Export-csv "d:\test\Veeam+$Type.csv" -NoTypeInformation
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by veremin » Jan 20, 2020 2:17 pm
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This is how you can get retention policy specified for replication job:
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asnp VeeamPSSnapin
$Job = Get-VBRJob -name "Name of your replication job"
$Options = $Job.getoptions()
$Options.options.rootnode.retaincycles
Should be fairly easy to incorporate this code to the provided script. Let me know, if you need any assistance with that.
Thanks!
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by tri_94 » Jan 20, 2020 3:53 pm
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Thanks for your repy.
I've tried adding it using $Retention = $job.options.rootnode.retaincycles
which i though should of worked.
So i tried this way with
$options = $job.GetOptions()
$Options.options.rootnode.retaincycles
However the output i get is just "Veeam.Backup.Model.CJobOptions"
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$Type = "Backup"
#$Type = "Replica"
#$Type = "BackupSync"
asnp VeeamPSSnapin
Get-VBRJob | ?{$_.JobType -eq "$Type"} | %{
$job = $_
$JobName = $_.Name
$Backup = Get-VBRBackup -Name $JobName
$lastsession = $job.FindLastSession()
$Session = $job.FindLastSession()
foreach($tasksession in $lastsession.GetTaskSessions()) {
$PointsOnDisk = (get-vbrbackup -Name $job.Name | Get-VBRRestorePoint -Name $tasksession.Name | Measure-Object).Count
$BackupTotalSize = [math]::round($Session.Info.Progress.TotalUsedSize/1Gb,2)
$BackupSize = [math]::round($Session.Info.BackedUpSize/1Gb,2)
$RepositoryPath = $Backup.Info.DirPath.ToString()
$LastBackupStart = $Session.CreationTime
$LastResult = $job.GetLastResult()
$Target = $job.GetTargetRepository().Name
$info = $job.GetOptions()
$pointtokeep = $job.Options.GenerationPolicy.SimpleRetentionRestorePoints
$GFSmonthly= $job.Options.generationpolicy.GFSMonthlyBackups
$GFSYearlyBackups = $job.Options.generationpolicy.GFSYearlyBackups
$RetentionPolicyType = $job.Options.generationpolicy.RetentionPolicyType
$Retention = $job.options.rootnode.retaincycles
$options = $job.GetOptions()
$Options.options.rootnode.retaincycles
}
$_ | Get-VBRJobObject | ?{$_.Object.Type -eq "VM"} | Select @{ L="Job"; E={$JobName}}, Name, @{ L="Size"; E={$_.ApproxSizeString}}, @{ L="PointsOnDisk"; E={$PointsOnDisk}}, @{ L="LastResult"; E={$LastResult}}, @{ L="LastBackupStart"; E={$LastBackupStart}}, @{ L="LastBackupTotalSize"; E={$BackupTotalSize}}, @{ L="LastBackupSize"; E={$BackupSize}}, @{ L="RepositoryPath"; E={$RepositoryPath}}, @{ L="Repository"; E={$Target}}, @{ L="Point To Keep"; E={$pointtokeep}}, @{ L="GFS Monthly"; E={$GFSmonthly}}, @{ L="GFS Yearly"; E={$GFSYearlyBackups}}, @{ L="Retention Policy"; E={$RetentionPolicyType}}, @{ L="Retention"; E={$Options}} | Sort -Property Job, Name
}# | Export-csv "d:\test\Veeam+$Type.csv" -NoTypeInformation
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by veremin » Jan 20, 2020 5:12 pm
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Something like this should work for replication jobs:
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asnp VeeamPSSnapin
Get-VBRJob | ?{$_.JobType -eq "Replica"} | %{
$job = $_
$JobName = $_.Name
$Backup = Get-VBRBackup -Name $JobName
$lastsession = $job.FindLastSession()
$Session = $job.FindLastSession()
foreach($tasksession in $lastsession.GetTaskSessions()) {
$PointsOnDisk = (get-vbrbackup -Name $job.Name | Get-VBRRestorePoint -Name $tasksession.Name | Measure-Object).Count
$BackupTotalSize = [math]::round($Session.Info.Progress.TotalUsedSize/1Gb,2)
$BackupSize = [math]::round($Session.Info.BackedUpSize/1Gb,2)
$RepositoryPath = $Backup.Info.DirPath.ToString()
$LastBackupStart = $Session.CreationTime
$LastResult = $job.GetLastResult()
$Target = $job.GetTargetRepository().Name
$info = $job.GetOptions()
$pointtokeep = $job.Options.GenerationPolicy.SimpleRetentionRestorePoints
$GFSmonthly= $job.Options.generationpolicy.GFSMonthlyBackups
$GFSYearlyBackups = $job.Options.generationpolicy.GFSYearlyBackups
$RetentionPolicyType = $job.Options.generationpolicy.RetentionPolicyType
$Retention = $info.options.rootnode.retaincycles
}
$_ | Get-VBRJobObject | ?{$_.Object.Type -eq "VM"} | Select @{ L="Job"; E={$JobName}}, Name, @{ L="Size"; E={$_.ApproxSizeString}}, @{ L="PointsOnDisk"; E={$PointsOnDisk}}, @{ L="LastResult"; E={$LastResult}}, @{ L="LastBackupStart"; E={$LastBackupStart}}, @{ L="LastBackupTotalSize"; E={$BackupTotalSize}}, @{ L="LastBackupSize"; E={$BackupSize}}, @{ L="RepositoryPath"; E={$RepositoryPath}}, @{ L="Repository"; E={$Target}}, @{ L="Point To Keep"; E={$pointtokeep}}, @{ L="GFS Monthly"; E={$GFSmonthly}}, @{ L="GFS Yearly"; E={$GFSYearlyBackups}}, @{ L="Retention Policy"; E={$RetentionPolicyType}}, @{ L="Retention"; E={$Retention}} | Sort -Property Job, Name
}# | Export-csv "d:\test\Veeam+$Type.csv" -NoTypeInformation
Thanks!
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by tri_94 » Jan 21, 2020 11:09 am
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Thank you again. For some reason it seemed to break the $RepositoryPath when i copied the code from your post above. I used my code from above and added your last lines and it works.
What im not quiet sure on what is the difference between points to keep and retention ?
Thanks
Nick
Working code below
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$Type = "Backup"
#$Type = "Replica"
#$Type = "BackupSync"
asnp VeeamPSSnapin
Get-VBRJob | ?{$_.JobType -eq "$Type"} | %{
$job = $_
$JobName = $_.Name
$Backup = Get-VBRBackup -Name $JobName
$lastsession = $job.FindLastSession()
$Session = $job.FindLastSession()
foreach($tasksession in $lastsession.GetTaskSessions()) {
$PointsOnDisk = (get-vbrbackup -Name $job.Name | Get-VBRRestorePoint -Name $tasksession.Name | Measure-Object).Count
$BackupTotalSize = [math]::round($Session.Info.Progress.TotalUsedSize/1Gb,2)
$BackupSize = [math]::round($Session.Info.BackedUpSize/1Gb,2)
$RepositoryPath = $Backup.Info.DirPath.ToString()
$LastBackupStart = $Session.CreationTime
$LastResult = $job.GetLastResult()
$Target = $job.GetTargetRepository().Name
$info = $job.GetOptions()
$pointtokeep = $job.Options.GenerationPolicy.SimpleRetentionRestorePoints
$GFSmonthly= $job.Options.generationpolicy.GFSMonthlyBackups
$GFSYearlyBackups = $job.Options.generationpolicy.GFSYearlyBackups
$RetentionPolicyType = $job.Options.generationpolicy.RetentionPolicyType
$Retention = $info.options.rootnode.retaincycles
}
$_ | Get-VBRJobObject | ?{$_.Object.Type -eq "VM"} | Select @{ L="Job"; E={$JobName}}, Name, @{ L="Size"; E={$_.ApproxSizeString}}, @{ L="PointsOnDisk"; E={$PointsOnDisk}}, @{ L="LastResult"; E={$LastResult}}, @{ L="LastBackupStart"; E={$LastBackupStart}}, @{ L="LastBackupTotalSize"; E={$BackupTotalSize}}, @{ L="LastBackupSize"; E={$BackupSize}}, @{ L="RepositoryPath"; E={$RepositoryPath}}, @{ L="Repository"; E={$Target}}, @{ L="Point To Keep"; E={$pointtokeep}}, @{ L="GFS Monthly"; E={$GFSmonthly}}, @{ L="GFS Yearly"; E={$GFSYearlyBackups}}, @{ L="Retention Policy"; E={$RetentionPolicyType}}, @{ L="Retention"; E={$Retention}} | Sort -Property Job, Name
} | Export-csv "d:\test\Veeam+$Type.csv" -NoTypeInformation
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by oleg.feoktistov » Jan 21, 2020 4:01 pm
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Hi Nick,
In the script $pointtokeep variable represents restore points to keep configured in case
Simple Retention Policy scheme is in place.
And since this policy is applicable only for Backup Copy Jobs, there is no point to appeal to SimpleRetentionRestorePoints property when info is fetched for replication jobs - $Retention variable represents the value you need.
For all other than Backup Copy Job types SimpleRetentionRestorePoints property holds the default value of 7.
Thanks,
Oleg
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by tri_94 » Jan 22, 2020 10:34 am
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Thank you for explaining that.
It now makes some sense.
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by cptkommin » Dec 22, 2023 7:37 am
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Hi
I know it's been a while since somebody posted here, but hopefully, I can revive this a bit.
I am using only the below code:
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$Type = "Backup"
#$Type = "Replica"
$Type = "BackupSync"
Get-VBRJob | ?{$_.JobType -eq "$Type"} | %{
$job = $_
$JobName = $_.Name
$Backup = Get-VBRBackup -Name $JobName
$lastsession = $job.FindLastSession()
$Session = $job.FindLastSession()
foreach($tasksession in $lastsession.GetTaskSessions()) {
$BackupTotalSize = [math]::round($Session.Info.Progress.TotalUsedSize/1Gb,2)
$BackupSize = [math]::round($Session.Info.BackedUpSize/1Gb,2)
$LastBackupStart = $Session.CreationTime
$LastResult = $job.GetLastResult()
$info = $job.GetOptions()
}
$_ | Get-VBRJobObject | ?{$_.Object.Type -eq "VM"} | Select @{ L="Job"; E={$JobName}}, Name, @{ L="Size"; E={$_.ApproxSizeString}}, @{ L="LastResult"; E={$LastResult}}, @{ L="LastBackupStart"; E={$LastBackupStart}}, @{ L="LastBackupTotalSize"; E={$BackupTotalSize}}, @{ L="LastBackupSize"; E={$BackupSize}} | Sort -Property Job, Name
}
Issues that I have, that I can't seem to figure out why or what happens is with BackupSync Jobs, it doesn't quite give me the sizes:
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Job : BC - Test - Test-DB01
Name : Test - Test-DB01
Size : 0 B
LastResult : None
LastBackupStart : 2023/12/22 00:00:17
LastBackupTotalSize : 3,32
LastBackupSize : 0
Anyone with an idea as to why this is?
Much appreciated.
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