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Going through the discovery data, you examine the requirement for one-hour backups of gold tier virtual machines. Some of these servers have been identified as having large VMDKs with large bursts of I/O. Which
requirement would you be breaking if you separated these virtual machines into their own backup jobs?
If you separated the large VMDKs into their own backup jobs, you would be creating more manual work for the backup administrator, who would have to configure and maintain multiple jobs for the same group of VMs. This would go against the requirement of reducing administrative overhead by using dynamic scoping.
You can find more information about dynamic scoping and backup methods for large VMDKs in the following resources:
How to Use Dynamic Scoping in Veeam Backup & Replication
Backing up large vmdks (~12 TB)
Backup strategies for a large VM
During the deployment, Veeam University Hospital management has asked that the backup window be shortened to eight hours. What is a possible ramification of this change?
According to the Veeam Backup & Replication Best Practice Guide1, one of the possible ramifications of shortening the backup window to eight hours is that the CPU and memory requirements of the proxies will be increased. This is because:
* The proxies are responsible for retrieving data from the source and sending it to the target. They perform data compression, deduplication, encryption, and other tasks that consume CPU and memory resources.
* To shorten the backup window, the proxies need to process more data in less time, which means they need more CPU cores and memory to handle concurrent tasks and avoid bottlenecks.
* The backup window can also be affected by other factors, such as the network bandwidth, the storage throughput, the backup methods, and the backup settings. Therefore, it is important to consider all these aspects when designing a backup solution.
Considering the security, throughput, and retention requirements, what would be part of an acceptable backup repository design? (Choose 2)
The backup repository design that would meet the security, throughput, and retention requirements is to use backup jobs to Hardened Linux XFS-based repositories at the same site as the source data and use Backup copy jobs to Hardened Linux XFS-based repositories at the secondary site. A Hardened Linux repository is a type of backup repository that provides immutability and ransomware protection for backup files by using XFS file system features and Linux access control mechanisms. A Backup copy job is a type of backup job that copies backups from one repository to another, either on-site or off-site, with different retention settings. By using these features, you can ensure that your backups are secure, efficient, and compliant with regulatory and business needs.
Looking at the existing error, you suspect that most of the issues could be resolved with different repositories. Assuming the repositories will be able to accomplish much higher throughput, what new issue might come up?
If the repositories are able to accomplish much higher throughput, a new issue that might come up is that the bandwidth between sites might not be sufficient to support the backup copy jobs that need to run daily between Fresno and Carson City. This could cause the backup copy jobs to fail, take longer than expected, or consume too much network resources. Therefore, it is important to measure the available bandwidth between the sites and compare it with the backup copy data size and window. If the bandwidth is not sufficient, some possible solutions are to use compression, deduplication, or WAN acceleration to reduce the backup copy traffic.
While examining the requirements for offsite copies and archives, you notice that it might be assumed that the offsite copies should only go to a cloud provider that supports immutability. Which of the stated requirements needs additional information to help clarity the customer expectation?
To design a solution that meets the offsite copies and archives requirements for Veeam University Hospital, you need to clarify some of the assumptions and expectations of the customer. This will help you to avoid any misunderstandings or conflicts that may arise during the implementation or operation of the solution.
According to the Veeam Backup & Replication Best Practice Guide, offsite copies and archives are two different concepts that serve different purposes. Offsite copies are backups that are stored in a different location than the primary backup storage, and are used for disaster recovery purposes. Archives are backups that are stored for a longer retention period than the regular backups, and are used for compliance or historical purposes.
Based on these definitions, the requirement that needs additional information to help clarify the customer expectation is C. Backups must take advantage of public cloud storage for long term archival purposes.
