Hello everyone.
We are on search of a buckup plan for the SAP HANA database we have (hosting on a EC2 instance at AWS). After i read the docs for the plugin for SAP HANA i have 3 questions.
We want to store the backup files to a S3 bucket, but from the docs i have read that you cant do that. I understand correct? (Veeam Plug-ins do not support backup operations targeted directly to object storage repositories.)
There is a other way to add the S3 on VBR and store there the backups from the SAP HANA (add the s3 like a scale-out repo?)?
The last one, i make the conclusion that u cant manage the retantion period on the SAP HANA backup jobs like u can on a simple VM backup job from the VBR but only from SAP HANA tools (docs). That is right?
if u have any other suggestion or questions please fill free to ask.
Best Regards,
SG
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Re: General Question About SAP HANA plugin for VBR
Starting from v13 we will support direct backup to S3. To avoid load on the hana server you might want to use the indirect mode where you use a "proxy" to interact with the S3 target instead of the Hana server. The backups are written in both ways only to the S3 storage.
In VBR today with v12.x you can create a Scale-Ou-Backup repository on a regular storage (including NFS/SMB) and copy all data to object storage. You can set it up in a way that all backups older than x days are only stored in S3. Think about it like a cache before writing to S3.
In the managed mode, we take care about the retention.
In the stand alone plug-in mode, the backup admin or external backup application (like SAP cockpit) need to handle the retention and delete older backups.
In VBR today with v12.x you can create a Scale-Ou-Backup repository on a regular storage (including NFS/SMB) and copy all data to object storage. You can set it up in a way that all backups older than x days are only stored in S3. Think about it like a cache before writing to S3.
In the managed mode, we take care about the retention.
In the stand alone plug-in mode, the backup admin or external backup application (like SAP cockpit) need to handle the retention and delete older backups.
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