Hello,
does Veeam M365 provide the following statistics in some way?
1. Exchange Online: Total amount of mailitems(emails would suffice) currently saved for a Organisation
2. Exchange Online: Total amount of data to be restored if one only restores the newest backup
3. Sharepoint: Total amount of files and data(just the newest version without version history)
The higher ups want some kind of guesstimate on how long a full restore would take in case the M365 Cloud blows up. My plan was to restore a larger amount of data with varying filesizes and then extrapolate from there.
Thank you for your responses in advance.
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Re: Usage Statistics
Hello surfing-dodo,
We don't track such information today.
However, you should be able to get a "current state" overview of your M365 tenant using Microsoft 365 native tools. What you have in the tenant today is likely what you'd need to restore in a DR scenario.
I suggest running a restore test of your largest mailboxes and your largest SharePoint sites, considering both the number of items and the total size.
Unfortunately, it may take a long time to complete a full restore, especially if you have multiple TB of data. This is mainly due to Microsoft's throttling policies, which prevent uploading items to Microsoft 365 at full speed over extended periods.
The only way to ensure fast restore (and backup) for a Microsoft 365 tenant is to use Microsoft 365 Backup Storage. Veeam provides this Microsoft 365 feature as part of Veeam Data Cloud for Microsoft 365.
Best,
Fabian
We don't track such information today.
However, you should be able to get a "current state" overview of your M365 tenant using Microsoft 365 native tools. What you have in the tenant today is likely what you'd need to restore in a DR scenario.
The restore duration depends not only on the total data size, but also on the number of items and Microsoft's throttling policies, which can vary from day to day.The higher ups want some kind of guesstimate on how long a full restore would take in case the M365 Cloud blows up.
I suggest running a restore test of your largest mailboxes and your largest SharePoint sites, considering both the number of items and the total size.
Unfortunately, it may take a long time to complete a full restore, especially if you have multiple TB of data. This is mainly due to Microsoft's throttling policies, which prevent uploading items to Microsoft 365 at full speed over extended periods.
The only way to ensure fast restore (and backup) for a Microsoft 365 tenant is to use Microsoft 365 Backup Storage. Veeam provides this Microsoft 365 feature as part of Veeam Data Cloud for Microsoft 365.
Best,
Fabian
Product Management Analyst @ Veeam Software
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