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Dell EMC PowerMax Plug-in for Veeam CURRENTLY AVAILABLE!

Veeam customers attended to expect continued development and integration with Dell Systems storage. Veeam clients have benefited from incorporated abilities with Dell EMC Information Domain (2014), Dell EMC VNX/VNXe (2015), Dell EMC Unity (2016), & most lately, Dell EMC SC (2019). Now clients leveraging Dell EMC PowerMax storage space may download the brand new PowerMax Plug-in for Veeam! I’m delighted that new feature can be acquired as I’ve individually spoken to numerous of you who’ve expressed a pastime in benefiting from advanced VMware restore features of Veeam with Dell Technology enterprise data storage.

What’s the Dell EMC PowerMax plug-in for Veeam?

Since 2017, Veeam has launched assistance for a number of data center storage space companies using the Universal Storage space API. This API allows storage space companies to leverage sophisticated integration with Veeam for back-up and replication work to decrease the effect on production environments and considerably enhance RPOs and RTOs for VMware vSphere VMs.

Which Dell EMC PowerMax techniques are backed by the plug-in?

The plug-in will demand Veeam Backup & Replication v10 and can assistance Unisphere for PowerMax V9.2.1.6 or later alongside the following os’s:

    • Storage techniques operating PowerMaxOS 5978 or later

This currently consists of the next storage systems:

    • PowerMax 2000
    • PowerMax 8000
    • VMAX All-Flash Arrays

Veeam plug-in advantages

You can find four advantages that Dell EMC PowerMax storage customers can capitalize upon with the storage plug-in including:

      Reduced tension on primary storage space:           Veeam Back-up from Storage space Snapshots reduces the quantity of period a VMware vSphere VM includes a snapshot open up and moves information from the storage space snapshot; affording you the chance to back up information anytime of your day while retaining Transformed Block Tracking data. You’ll have quicker backups and enhanced RPOs.

      More recovery choices:           Veeam Explorer for Storage Snapshots allows you to restore information (a VMware vSphere VM, file or application product) from a storage space snapshot on the array. This is often done when required or via a routine for Dell EMC PowerMax storage space.

      Effortlessly create storage space snapshots:           Orchestrate the creation of storage space snapshots on main Dell Technologies PowerMax business storage arrays, reducing complexity inside your disaster recovery programs and make sure you have the opportunity to recover if you want to.

      Unleash the energy of your information:           Veeam Virtual Lab is really a powerful tool that may create an On-Need Sandbox, even from the storage snapshot! With performance equal to manufacturing workloads, Virtual Laboratory can help you save from unplanned downtime by assisting you plan and test changes confidently. From screening a patch for a crucial software to implementing the most recent system updates, it is simple to perform jobs like these leveraging storage space snapshots, helping you save time during maintenance home windows and reducing surprises.

VMware backups with much less I/O tension

With the Plug-in for Dell Technologies PowerMax systems, backups can be carried out without the pain linked to the elimination of a VMware snapshot which has taken a while (especially for a complete backup) and may mitigate VM stun.

Data recovery from storage space snapshots

With the addition of the Dell EMC PowerMax Plug-in for Veeam, clients expand recovery abilities with Veeam Explorer for Storage space Snapshots.

This versatile recovery technique allows a snapshot on the array to operate a vehicle recoveries with out a backup. There are around eight additional recuperation scenarios with the plug-in including:

While Veeam Explorer for Storage Snapshots provides additional recovery capabilities, it is still highly recommended to back around different storage to stick to the 3-2-1 Rule!

It’s likely you’ve heard Veeam discuss the 3-2-1 Rule previously. I would recommend this as a starting place for resiliency programs. In today’s globe, there may be a lot more than three copies in the blend but as a guiding theory, the 3-2-1 Principle is as follows:

    • Production data (Copy 1, press 1)
    • Back up information on a Veeam repository (Copy 2, media 2)
    • Disaster recuperation off site (Copy 3, mass media 3)

It has three different media, so that it actually exceeds the criteria. It’s really worth mentioning that some think production data shouldn’t be included as a duplicate in the 3-2-1 Rule. This indicates of the two 2 some other copies, the various media is really a must-possess and the flexibility to restore must be regarded as. When I consult with organizations, I start to see the most critical data units having four copies once the production data can be included. To learn more regarding the 3-2-1 Guideline, be sure to have a look at this latest post from Rick Vanover.

Clients employing Dell EMC PowerProtect DD Collection appliances as well as Dell EMC ECS item storage can easily make use of Veeam to orchestrate back-up, replication, and recovery features to attain compliance goals.

Customers often value storage space integration capabilities for the compounding problem today: recuperation from the ransomware attack. Though a lot of you purchased Veeam storage integrations through the entire full years to execute recoveries, it is strongly suggested to maintain a minumum of one copy of back-up data offline, air-gapped or immutable for ransomware resiliency. Veeam offers a selection of verified partners who’ve examined their S3-compatible object lock options so you can select the one which best fits your preferences.

Download the Dell EMC PowerMax Plug-in for Veeam nowadays!

This most recent plug-in offers Veeam customers more excellent ways to back again up and enhance recuperation choices for Dell EMC PowerMax storage space. You can find even more about Veeam and the storage space integration abilities right here .