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An engineer needs to back up their VMware VMs running on a Nimble Array. The engineer has checked ''Enable backup from storage snapshots'' when creating the job. When the backup runs, snapshots are not triggered on the Nimble Array.
Which additional step must be performed?
To enable backup from storage snapshots with a Nimble Array, it is necessary to add the storage system to the Veeam Backup & Replication console's Storage Infrastructure. This allows Veeam to interact with the Nimble Array and orchestrate the creation of storage snapshots, which can then be used for backups. Simply enabling the backup from storage snapshots option in the job is not enough; the array itself must be integrated into the Veeam infrastructure. Reference:
Veeam Backup & Replication User Guide: Integration with Storage Systems
Veeam Best Practices: Nimble Storage Snapshot Integration
A 3-node Microsoft SQL Always On cluster is running in a VMware environment.
The RPOs are:
* 1 day for the cluster nodes
* 15 minutes for the log files
How should the cluster be backed up?
For backing up a 3-node Microsoft SQL Always On cluster running in a VMware environment with the specified Recovery Point Objectives (RPOs), the most suitable option is A: Veeam Backup and Replication - Create a VMware backup job, include the 3 nodes of the cluster. Use Application-Aware Processing to back up the transaction logs every 15 minutes. This approach allows for the entire SQL cluster nodes to be backed up as part of a regular VM backup job, which satisfies the 1-day RPO for the cluster nodes. The Application-Aware Processing feature of Veeam Backup & Replication ensures that the SQL databases are in a consistent state during backup. Moreover, this feature allows for the transaction logs to be backed up separately at a more frequent interval, in this case, every 15 minutes, meeting the 15-minute RPO requirement for the log files. This dual approach ensures comprehensive protection for both the SQL cluster nodes and the critical transaction logs, aligning with the specified RPOs.
A backup administrator is called in to review a new Veeam deployment created by a coworker. The backup administrator takes the following notes:
* 12 backup jobs
* 1 SOBR configured with AWS S3 Performance Tier
* 1 Repository configured on Hardened Immutable Repository
The administrator also notes that six jobs are configured to use the SOBR and six jobs are configured to use the Hardened Immutable Repository.
What should the backup administrator report to the other coworker regarding the 3-2-1 backup strategy?
The 3-2-1 backup strategy is a best practice that suggests having three total copies of your data, two of which are local but on different devices or media, and one copy offsite. In the described scenario, although there is an offsite component (SOBR with AWS S3 Performance Tier), and a local hardened immutable repository, there is no indication of a second local copy on a different device or media. This means that there is only one local copy of the backup data and one offsite copy. Therefore, the setup does not meet the 3-2-1 best practices requirement, which would involve having at least one more local copy on different media or device.
Hourly backup jobs are configured to local repositories. Daily backups must be sent from Site B to the repository on Site
For the given scenario where daily backups need to be sent from Site B to a repository at Site A and the connection between the two sites is limited, thus impacting the ability to complete direct backups within the backup window, a Backup Copy Job would be appropriate. A Backup Copy Job is a feature in Veeam Backup & Replication that allows you to create several instances of the same backup files across different locations (repositories).
In the image provided, the components involved in the Backup Copy Job from Site B to Site A would be:
6 (Repository at Site B): This is the source repository where the hourly backup jobs are stored.
4 and 3 (WAN Accelerators at both sites): These components optimize data transfer over the WAN.
2 (Repository at Site A): This is the target repository where the backup copies will be stored.
This setup would minimize impact on the source VMs at Site B since the Backup Copy Job works with backup data rather than directly with the production VMs, thus reducing the load on those VMs during the process.
An engineer needs to make sure that a backup job includes both the virtual machine's disk files and the Microsoft SQL database transaction logs.
Which backup feature in Veeam Backup and Replication should be used?
To ensure that a backup job includes both the virtual machine's disk files and the Microsoft SQL database transaction logs, Application-aware processing should be used. This feature enables Veeam Backup & Replication to create transactionally consistent backups of VMs running VSS-aware applications like Microsoft SQL Server, ensuring that both the VM disks and the SQL transaction logs are properly backed up. Reference: Veeam Backup & Replication User Guide, Veeam Application-Aware Processing Guide
