Hello,
I use a VBR server in version 11 and I have set up backup jobs that target a scale-out repository (to target a local repository in datacenter + export to S3 bucket).
I've managed to make a report to make sure that the jobs finish successfully, but I'd like to find a way to make sure that the job is also written to the object storage.
Do you have an idea?
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Re: Rapport Object Storage
Hi Etilimos
Today, there is a way to check for the restore points in the capacity tier:
How to check if a restore point is in capacity tier?
Getting the SOBR Offload Session per Powershell is not possible. But it's noted as a feature request for one of our next versions:
Retrieving SOBR / Object storage statistics w/o Veeam One
Thank you
Fabian
Today, there is a way to check for the restore points in the capacity tier:
How to check if a restore point is in capacity tier?
Getting the SOBR Offload Session per Powershell is not possible. But it's noted as a feature request for one of our next versions:
Retrieving SOBR / Object storage statistics w/o Veeam One
Thank you
Fabian
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Re: Rapport Object Storage
Hi Etilimos,
You can also get offload sessions using .NET methods as described here.
There won't be any information there on objects processed though.
Please note that the method for getting offload sessions I mentioned and the one for getting restore points in capacity tier as Fabian mentioned above are workarounds. The official solution is still to be implemented.
P.S. There is a difference in getting restore points offloaded in scope of copy and move policies. It is described in the topic Fabian shared, but do let us know if you have any questions.
Thanks,
Oleg
You can also get offload sessions using .NET methods as described here.
There won't be any information there on objects processed though.
Please note that the method for getting offload sessions I mentioned and the one for getting restore points in capacity tier as Fabian mentioned above are workarounds. The official solution is still to be implemented.
P.S. There is a difference in getting restore points offloaded in scope of copy and move policies. It is described in the topic Fabian shared, but do let us know if you have any questions.
Thanks,
Oleg
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