The reason for the speed improvement is they tuned the concurrent thread count. Been busy with support and dev to get this optimized. Nice to see you experience speed improvements as well.
Bastiaan van Haastrecht yes it was the concurrency as well as the proxy appliance that was deployed was not the best spec so that also improved things dramatically. Thanks for watching.
Thanks, good stuff. Id be interested in seeing a cloud restore that leverages the instant recovery feature of Veeam B&R. Probably to Hyper-V as few of us have vSphere in the cloud.
Ok so the example of vSphere backup hitting either Azure Blob Storage / AWS S3 or S3 Compatible and then adding that to an on premises VBR system and running through the instant recovery wizard to hyper-v?
Hi Michael, thanks for the video it was great and I have pretty much got this setup. Not sure what I'm missing but, so you have done this for DR and the On-Prem infrastructure is back up and running how do you restore the VM from Azure back to On-Prem with the data that has been added? Sorry if this is a silly question but I am unable to find anything with what you do.
Yes you can, I was showing just the Azure focus but you could restore from Wasabi to VMware, Azure VM, AWS EC2, Google CE complete flexibility across the board regardless of where your backups are stored. I actually think and I am seeing a lot of people using Veeam to migrate their workloads from one place to another.
Please let me know what else you would like to see, comparisons, how to's?
The reason for the speed improvement is they tuned the concurrent thread count. Been busy with support and dev to get this optimized. Nice to see you experience speed improvements as well.
Bastiaan van Haastrecht yes it was the concurrency as well as the proxy appliance that was deployed was not the best spec so that also improved things dramatically. Thanks for watching.
Very smooth a effective demo! - not to also to mention the worlds loudest mechanical keyboard from Mr Cado!
George Kenny ha. The main thing is you knows it’s live.
Thanks, good stuff. Id be interested in seeing a cloud restore that leverages the instant recovery feature of Veeam B&R. Probably to Hyper-V as few of us have vSphere in the cloud.
Ok so the example of vSphere backup hitting either Azure Blob Storage / AWS S3 or S3 Compatible and then adding that to an on premises VBR system and running through the instant recovery wizard to hyper-v?
Hi Michael, thanks for the video it was great and I have pretty much got this setup. Not sure what I'm missing but, so you have done this for DR and the On-Prem infrastructure is back up and running how do you restore the VM from Azure back to On-Prem with the data that has been added? Sorry if this is a silly question but I am unable to find anything with what you do.
Currently the way to bring things back would be using Veeam Backup for Azure or you would need the agent.
@@90DaysOfDevOps so I would do that on-Prem and make a backup of the machine?
Can you do a restore from Wasabi to Azure ? TIA
Yes you can, I was showing just the Azure focus but you could restore from Wasabi to VMware, Azure VM, AWS EC2, Google CE complete flexibility across the board regardless of where your backups are stored. I actually think and I am seeing a lot of people using Veeam to migrate their workloads from one place to another.