I am looking to move away from tape archiving as it has become a nightmare to archive them and sending them offsite.
I have 30 daily jobs and I have a retention of 30 days on disk. Every first Saturday of the Month I move the veeam backups files to tape and have a retention of 1 year on most of my jobs and 7 years in 5 of my larger backups.
I also have Veeam Office365 backup files moving to tape.
I am using approximately 16 TB of tape to store all veeam backups.
I was looking into using AWS as my offsite repository but I am not sure either to use cloud VTL or Scale out Rep. Which are the pros and cons?
What are your recommendations and which do you think will cost me less?
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Re: Veeam archive in cloud VTL vs Scale Out Rep
VTL is largely a no go even just because it will require periodic fulls shipped and stored in Amazon.
Scale-out repository is the way to go!
Scale-out repository is the way to go!
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