1. Veeam Backup & Replication™v5 with vPower™ Aseem Anwar Sales Engineer

5. Agent in each VM

6. Full VM recovery is complex

7. Expensive

8. Does not guarantee recoverability

9. Typical VMware backup

10. Backup code runs on ESX(i) hosts

11. Significant storage requirements

12. Limited recovery options

13. Does not guarantee recoverability“A major reason that organizations still hit these bumps on the backup and recovery road: They use the same products for both physical and virtual server backup, when we all know that virtualization requires a fundamentally different approach.” – SearchServerVirtualization.com

15. Veeam Backup & Replication

16. vPower

18. Compressed, deduplicated, incremental

19. Runs a VM directly from the backup file

20. Runs on regular backup storage

21. Does not make any changes to the backup file

22. Automatically manages an isolated virtual lab

23. Workflow engine manages requests

24. Proxy appliance provides access into the isolated environment“This is why I love Veeam. They take all the virtualization technology pieces on the table and put them together into a functioning business solution.” – Brett Westover IT Administrator Therapeutic Research Center

25. How it works Isolated virtual lab VM VM VM VM vPower NFS vSphere Veeam Backup VMFS datastore Backup store 

26. SureBackup

29. Every virtual machine

30. Every restore point

31. Does not affect backup windows orrequire additional hardware and staffCheck all Check some Checksum

32. How it works Publish Start Verify 1 2 3 Publish Start Verify 1 2 3 VM OS App Report Read-only Backup Repository Verification Job Virtual Lab Veeam Backup Server 

33. SureBackup

34. SureBackup From the Veeam Community Forum: Our current backup system is bogging down due to too many small files (and probably too few directories) resulting in an 8-10 hour backup time…Daily Veeam backups using CBT take just under 20 minutes consistently. It's really incredible. recklessop: backed up entire customer infrastructure (900GB) with @Veeam & 6GbSAS link to HP P2000 G3 in less time than CA backed up exchange. nice!!! seb_neumann: Create and Config of #Backup jobs: Before @Veeam about 4 hours for a couple of VMs with #Veeam less than 15 minutes - Veeam rules!

35. InstantRestore

37. Readily available:uses existing backupsand backup storage

38. Buys you time:users keep workingwhile you troubleshootthe problemjr_on_the_cloud: Did a VM restore using Veeam yesterday. Worked perfectly and was very easy. Impressed!

39. How it works X Veeam Backup Job Veeam Backup Server Virtual Machine A Backup file for Virtual Machine A Virtual Machine A running from the backup file 

40. Storage vMotion (or Veeam Backup & Replication)

42. Supports ANY virtualized application

43. Durable—not tied to application internals

44. Supports administrator- and user-directed recovery

45. Wizards for administrator-directed item recovery fromMicrosoft Exchange, Active Directory and SQL Server

46. User-directed item recovery from ANY application or database

52. Restore from any point (full or incremental backup)

53. Run directly from the backup file, with backup file remaining untouched

54. Can be used for:

55. Troubleshooting

56. Testing workarounds

57. Patch testing

58. Development or test labLeverage the investment you’ve made in backups—put your backups to work

59. How it works Veeam Backup Server Veeam-provided proxy appliance to communicate with VMs in isolated network Backup files Multiple VMs staged in virtual lab 

60. InstantRestore lcaller: 1 week of trying to recover crucial data from a failed LUN we're almost there. #VMware & @veeam support = fantastic. Symantec = < useless!

61. SmartCDP

62. Replication

63. SmartCDP

65. Consolidated alerting and reporting

66. Enterprise-wide VM and file searching

68. #1 VMware Backup

69. What backup vendor and/or product(s) does your organization use for backing up its x86 virtual machines (VMs)? n=178 * From the Gartner US and EMEA Data Center Conferences in 4Q2010

70. Product roadmap

71. 1: Image-based backup and replication

72. 2: Changed block tracking

73. 3: Deduplication and compression

75. Instant file-level recovery (IFLR)

76. Inline deduplication

77. Direct-to-target backups

78. Synthetic full backups

80. U-AIR

81. Recovery verification

82. On-demand sandbox

86. Changed Block Tracking

87. Thin-provisioned disks

88. Direct SAN access

89. Near-CDP replication

90. Replication to ESXi

92. Fastest VCB performance

93. Advanced VSS support

95. Remove unnecessary load and potential sources of instability on your production hosts

96. Know that the solution will work as advertised

97. Know that you won’t outgrow the solution

100. Hardware agnostic

101. No extra charge for:

102. Replication (near-CDP)

103. Deduplication

104. Enterprise Manager

105. Licensing by CPU socket

106. No per-server, per-agent or per-mailbox fees

109. 5-minute RTOs and RPOs

110. 70–80% cost savings