Hi, we are looking to buy a server to store copies of local backups offsite using Veeam, backup copy jobs and the WAN accelerator.
Before we take the plunge and buy a new server, we would like to try and estimate what is possible with our size of system and our WAN link.
We have 8 VMs which take up 1TB of storage.
Is there a way to calculate roughly what size a nightly reversal incremental backup would be?
We only have an upload speed of 1 mb/s and we are trying to find out if it will be enough to run a backup copy job in 24 hours.
Many thanks
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Re: Planning Offsite Backup Jobs
Very much dependent on workload, the amount of changes can vary from 2% to 30% of VM size daily (with 3-5% being most typical for regular servers, and 20-30% for highly transactional servers like Exchange or SQL). Best way to find out is to start doing local backups, and take a look at the job reports.
Also remember that WAN acceleration will reduce off-site backup traffic at least 10-20 times. Based on the numbers from our own internal deployment, I am pretty confident you will be able to do the offsite backup of your VMs in less than 24 hours if you use WAN acceleration.
Also remember that WAN acceleration will reduce off-site backup traffic at least 10-20 times. Based on the numbers from our own internal deployment, I am pretty confident you will be able to do the offsite backup of your VMs in less than 24 hours if you use WAN acceleration.
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