In this post we will see how to add from the console of our Veeam Backupp and Replication our infrastructure servers, This is, The servers that service our infrastructure, to connect us to your resources and be able to support them, are virtual machines, physical machines as well as resources that we have in the cloud!
We continue with the series of Veeam Backup posts & Replication 9.5! In this document we will see what a Repository is, what types we have and what we can do with them! It will be one of the first decisions, Where do we store our backups??, But before this we have to be clear about our backup policy!
Well, In this short post, we'll look at the initial setup required by Veeam Backup & Replication to start it, We will see how to install the license first of all to have a visualization of all the options of the product and then we will see some general options that will surely be interesting to you!
Very good to everyone! I was looking forward to doing a full series of Veeam Backup & Replication, One of the best solutions in terms of supporting our infrastructures, both physical and virtual, You already know. I was waiting for the version 10 to do it, but as we see day by day the great news that are included in the Updates, Well, I've dared, So let's go with a series of posts where we will see how to get started and how far we can go with Veeam Backup & Replication 9.5!
If we want to provide full high availability to a virtual machine, we will enable Fault Tolerance or FT. With FT we will be able to allow a VM in the event of a failure of a host or the storage where it is executed to fall, Don't worry., since the VM is replicated to another host and another datastore. The magic of FT will cause us to only lose a single packet against the VM!
If we want to protect our vCenter Server service, that we know every day is more important; we will be able to take advantage of one of the new features of vSphere 6.5, what is having the vCSA appliance in high availability. In this document, all the steps required to deploy and have HA-protected vCenter Server with VMware vCenter Server High Availability.
Continuing with Nakivo! After having the solution perfectly deployed and having performed a Backup Job, In this other post we will see how to perform a replication task! This will allow us to have our virtual machine environment fully replicated, thus in case of failure of the data center or main server, We will be able to lift the entire infrastructure in a matter of seconds!
Moving on to vSphere Docs 6.5, today we will look at Host Profiles, We'll use them to try to keep our hosts' configuration as similar as possible! We will create a profile based on a model host, and then apply that profile to all hosts in the cluster, With this we will be able to check if all the hosts have the same configuration or if there is a different configuration or that we have forgotten to apply... We will see in this document how to create such a reference profile and we will display it!
In this document we will see the installation of Magic Mirror on a Raspberry Pi, Not bad, For what? Ideal for having a small information panel that you can fully customize, Designed for any environment, whether it is your home or your company. The normal thing then will be to do some DIY, We will put a mirror on the monitor and as it is a black panel with white text or images it is very futuristic!
In case you haven't heard yet… I wanted to recommend a book in Spanish by a great boy you all know, Xavier Genestós, More of a good person than a writer, and this is his tenth IT book. If you usually work with Remote Desktop environments, don't miss this book, Have a detail and buy it from your technicians! In this post I describe a summary of everything we can learn!
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