In Version 13 of B&R and the new Powershell updates.
I cannot find a way to grab via powershell the usage of Disk Space in Performance and capacity and Archive Tiers of the SOBR. (capacity and Archive Tiers are at AWS)
I just want to be able to grab the details. Thats it.
Any Help or re direct to a post or someone that has done that would be great
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Re: Powershell for SOBR's
Hi StevenMaier,
Unfortunately we need to use unsupported methods for this; the following works on v13, but unsupported methods change between releases, so if you're on earlier version, review this topic, I believe these still work (I don't have a v12 server with SOBR handy to test on at the moment)
Please note that unsupported methods are just that, unsupported, and these may break from release to release; ask on the forums if it stops working, but ultimately be prepared that these methods do not receive official support and may not work in future versions. (It's noted on the need for accurate reporting in PowerShell for this)
Unfortunately we need to use unsupported methods for this; the following works on v13, but unsupported methods change between releases, so if you're on earlier version, review this topic, I believe these still work (I don't have a v12 server with SOBR handy to test on at the moment)
Please note that unsupported methods are just that, unsupported, and these may break from release to release; ask on the forums if it stops working, but ultimately be prepared that these methods do not receive official support and may not work in future versions. (It's noted on the need for accurate reporting in PowerShell for this)
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$sobr = Get-VBRBackupRepository -Scaleout -Name "Name of your Scale-out Backup Repository"
$arcExt = $sobr.ArchiveExtent
$capExt = $sobt.CapacityExtent
$perfExt = $sobr.Extent #Will most likely be an array as usually there are multiple performance tier extents
[Veeam.Backup.Core.CArchiveRepository]::GetTotalUsedSize($arcExt.id) #Get used space on Archive Extent
[Veeam.Backup.Core.CArchiveRepository]::GetTotalUsedSize($capExt.id) #Get used space on Capacity Extent
[Veeam.Backup.Core.CBackupRepository]::Find($perfExt.id).GetContainer().Info
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