If I have active-active sites with replications going in both directions. Would it be supported to deploy Veeam DRO in both sites or do I need to choose one site for the DRO server?
Assuming we can only deploy it in a single site would we deploy it in the same site as the Veeam Backup server?
And what then needs to be restored to the second site to run orchestration plans? I assume we would need the Veeam Backup Server, Veeam DRO server and all of the related SQL databases?
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Re: Active-Active site deployment
One VBR can only be connected to one vDRO. As I understand, you use only one VBR server to do the backups and replicas?Would it be supported to deploy Veeam DRO in both sites or do I need to choose one site for the DRO server?
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Re: Active-Active site deployment
Yes, there will be 1 VBR server managing the backup infrastructure in both sites. Should the site with the VBR server fail then either a replica of the VBR server ot a standby VBR server would be brought online with the configuration backup of the primary one.
Would it be better to have a VBR serer in each site? If so would we need to have dedicated proxy servers for each VBR server in both sites?
Would it be better to have a VBR serer in each site? If so would we need to have dedicated proxy servers for each VBR server in both sites?
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Re: Active-Active site deployment
Hello Graham,
Please bear in mind that VDRO does include its own VBR, so you could totally use this specific VBR for the Replicas, CDP, meaning your Tier-1 more critical workloads. While leveraging your normal VBR for your backups, and backup copies.
That could be a good option. Another one would be to have VBR do a File Copy of the Backup config, plus for example having the Production VBR do a replica of the VDRO VM, and having the VDRO VBR doing a replica of the production VBR, assuming they are virtualized.
These are just some suggestions I saw in the field.
Please bear in mind that VDRO does include its own VBR, so you could totally use this specific VBR for the Replicas, CDP, meaning your Tier-1 more critical workloads. While leveraging your normal VBR for your backups, and backup copies.
That could be a good option. Another one would be to have VBR do a File Copy of the Backup config, plus for example having the Production VBR do a replica of the VDRO VM, and having the VDRO VBR doing a replica of the production VBR, assuming they are virtualized.
These are just some suggestions I saw in the field.
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Re: Active-Active site deployment
Thanks Jorge,
That's what I thought would be the options.
Graham
That's what I thought would be the options.
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