Hi All,
Can anyone help in getting Powershell script to retrieve occupancy and repository destination path of All servers/VMs backed up.
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Re: Script for retrieving VM backed up size and path for the VM/Servers
Hello,
Try following script, which should give you Server/VM name, Job Name and Repository Path:
Rovshan
Try following script, which should give you Server/VM name, Job Name and Repository Path:
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Get-VBRBackup | ForEach-Object {
$backupJob = $_
$jobName = $backupJob.Name
$jobObject = Get-VBRJob -Name $jobName
$vmNames = Get-VBRJobObject -Job $jobObject | Select-Object -ExpandProperty Name
$repositoryPath = ($backupJob.GetRepository()).Path
foreach ($vmName in $vmNames) {
[PSCustomObject]@{
Name = $vmName
JobName = $jobName
RepositoryPath = $repositoryPath
}
}
}
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Re: Script for retrieving VM backed up size and path for the VM/Servers
Hi Naveen,
Adding to Rovshan's point, if you want to discover how much space each machine occupies in a repository (like you do in backup properties in the UI), you can try this sample script:
Please note that it gets a bit tricky with object storage as a standalone repository as there is no direct path there, so in the example above for Azure Blob Storage I constructed a repository path that you can see in the UI. The sample above is just for backup jobs with azure blob and common repositories (windows, linux etc.) as targets, but the principle for other object storages targeted directly is pretty much the same.
Hope it helps,
Oleg
Adding to Rovshan's point, if you want to discover how much space each machine occupies in a repository (like you do in backup properties in the UI), you can try this sample script:
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$jobs = Get-VBRJob | where {$_.JobType -eq 'Backup'}
$repos = Get-VBRBackupRepository
$objectStorageTypes = @('AmazonS3', 'AmazonS3Compatible', 'AmazonS3Glacier', 'AmazonSnowball', 'AzureArchiveStorage', 'AzureDataBox', 'AzureStorage', 'GoogleCloudStorage', 'IbmCosS3', 'WasabiS3')
$backups = Get-VBRBackup
foreach ($job in $jobs) {
$backup = $backups | where {$_.JobId -eq $job.Id}
$childBackups = $backup.FindChildBackups()
foreach ($childBackup in $childBackups) {
$backupSize = $null
$storages = $childBackup.GetAllStorages()
foreach ($storage in $storages) {
$backupSize += $storage.Stats.BackupSize
}
$roundedSize = [Math]::Round($backupSize/1GB, 2)
$repo = $repos | where {$_.Id -eq $childBackup.RepositoryId}
$vmName = $childBackup.GetVmOrJobName()
if ($repo.Type -iin $objectStorageTypes) {
switch ($repo.Type) {
'AzureStorage' {
$objectStorage = Get-VBRObjectStorageRepository -Id $repo.Id
$account = $repo.Credentials.Account
$folder = $objectStorage.AzureBlobFolder.Name
$container = $objectStorage.AzureBlobFolder.Container.Name
$path = "azureBlob://ofstorageaccount02/container/Veeam"
}
}
$childBackup | select @{n='MachineName';e={$vmName}}, @{n='RepositoryName';e={$repo.Name}}, `
@{n='Path';e={$path}}, @{n='BackupSizeGB';e={$roundedSize}}
}
else {
$childBackup | select @{n='MachineName';e={$vmName}}, @{n='RepositoryName';e={$repo.Name}}, `
@{n='Path';e={$childBackup.DirPath}}, @{n='BackupSizeGB';e={$roundedSize}}
}
}
}
Hope it helps,
Oleg
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