Hi
I have successfully setup a virtual lab using the veeam backup server as host.
This server has the CPU and memory ressources to host the 9 VM's I want to start as a sureback job.
However I find that it takes well beyond an hour to start all VM's and if one fails I have to start all over.
Can I improve the virtual lab / sure backup by using faster disks, and how would I do that?
From what I understand the vm's are booted directly from the backup storage, thus limited by the iops available.
Could I gain anything from having a dedicated SSD storage volume and create a full backup of all VM's to this volume. Then start the surebackup from this restore point?
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Re: Virtual Lab Performance
Right, VMs in virtual lab are booted directly from the backup files, so getting disks that allow for faster random reads will improve SureBackup jobs performance.