Want to capture running jobs by "session type" i.e SOBR-Tiering

[david.domask]

Hi @sykerzner,

The item I mentioned for the fix was to allow the .NET Reflection to work; can you elaborate more on what is not working? Is it returning errors or just you're not certain on how to find specific information?

[sykerzner]

This feels like a workaround, but I found that I can get the VM name using the ID, from the logs in C:\programdata\SOBR*\etc.....

I did not (yet) put this in the script, but at least I have the data available

[DanCasan]

Hi all, the script you wrote it also works with postgres? I have a VEEAM 12.x new installation with postgres and i need to monitor SOBR offline

[oleg.feoktistov]

Hi,

Depends on which script you mean, there are several in this topic. The sql query won't work as it is - it's for MS SQL. Other scripts with .NET and Powershell should work with postgres as they are not tied to config DB type of VBR server.

Best regards,
Oleg

[sax_on]

I am looking as well some way to monitor SOBR sessions and couple other parameters.
using Get-VBRSession and Get-VBRTaskSession I can track status of SOBR sessions but apart from that I'd like to monitor used space in the Azure blob storage that is provisioned as capacity tier of Scale out repository.
Is there a way to get Azure Blob Repository used space and repository Limit object storage consumption information using powershell?
I

[sax_on]

I'll post here some information for anyone who will be looking for similar reports.

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$scaleout = Get-VBRBackupRepository -ScaleOut
$LastDaySessions = Get-VBRSession -Type ArchiveBackup |Where-Object {$_.CreationTime -ge (Get-Date).adddays(-1)}
$taskSession = $LastDaySessions |Get-VBRTaskSession
$SuccessCount = ($LastDaySessions |Where-Object {$_.Result -eq "Success"}).count
$objectRepo = Get-VBRObjectStorageRepository | where {$_.Type -eq 'AzureBlob'}
 $BlobUsage = [Veeam.Backup.Core.CArchiveRepository]::GetTotalUsedSize($objectRepo.Id)
$TotalUsage = [math]::Round([Veeam.Backup.Core.CArchiveRepository]::GetTotalUsedSize($objectRepo.Id)/ 1GB)

#Transferred last day 
 foreach ($task in $taskSession) {$TransferredCount += $task.Progress.TransferedSize }
   $TransferredCount = [math]::Round($TransferredCount/1Gb ,2 )
        }