Table of Contents
- Veeam Backup
- Overview
- Setup Guide
- Step 1: Open Veeam Backup
- Step 2: Select Backup Infrastructure to add your XNS relayer
- Step 3: Click add Repository
- Step 4: Name your Backup Repository
- Step 5: Add your XNS relayer details and add Credentials
- Step 6: Click Browse to select Bucket you want to store your backup files/folders
- Step 7: Mount server can be default, unless you want different server and/or cache location
- Step 8: Review Settings, click Apply and your XNS Backup Repository will be created created
- Step 9: To start adding files and/or folders to backup, select Backup job and then File Share
- Step 10: Create a File Server. This is a Source server from where you want to select backup files and/or Folders
- Step 11: After server is created new widow will pop to create A File Backup Job. Name your job and click Next
- Step 12: Select Files and/or Folders that you want to back up to your XNS Destination
- Step 13: Select previously created XNS Backup Repository
- Step 14: Select Schedule and click next, review Summary and click finish. If you didn’t configure any schedule click Run the job when I finish and your backup will start
- Step 15: Review the progress
- Step 16: After successful back up you will see Status Success confirmation
Veeam Backup
Learn how to use Veeam Backup(app version 12.0.0.1420) to store backups on the ScPrime distributed datacenter using the XNS Relayer
Overview
Veeam is an app that backs up your files to your cloud storage account or NAS. Veeam is compatible with S3 protocol destinations, so it makes a good match for XNS storage.
Read this guide for how to configure Veeam to backup to XNS.
Prerequisites
- Install Veeam Backup from here
- Install the XNS Relayer
- Configure the XNS Relayer’s Endpoint Access Key and Endpoint Secret Key
Setup Guide
Step 1: Open Veeam Backup
Step 2: Select Backup Infrastructure to add your XNS relayer
Step 3: Click add Repository
Step 4: Name your Backup Repository
| Service Point | [Your IP]:[MinIO Port] | This is the IP or hostname of your XNS Relayer and the port defined in the Advanced Settings (‘MINIO_PORT’, default is 9000). |
| Region | any | This setting is optional |
| Access Key: (in Credentials) | [Endpoint Access Key (Username)] | This is defined in the XNS Relayer General Configuration. |
| Secret Key: (in Credentials) | Endpoint Secret Key (Password) | This is defined in the XNS Relayer General Configuration. |
Step 5: Add your XNS relayer details and add Credentials
Step 6: Click Browse to select Bucket you want to store your backup files/folders
Step 7: Mount server can be default, unless you want different server and/or cache location
Step 8: Review Settings, click Apply and your XNS Backup Repository will be created created
Step 9: To start adding files and/or folders to backup, select Backup job and then File Share
Step 10: Create a File Server. This is a Source server from where you want to select backup files and/or Folders
Step 11: After server is created new widow will pop to create A File Backup Job. Name your job and click Next
Step 12: Select Files and/or Folders that you want to back up to your XNS Destination
Step 13: Select previously created XNS Backup Repository
Step 14: Select Schedule and click next, review Summary and click finish. If you didn’t configure any schedule click Run the job when I finish and your backup will start
Step 15: Review the progress
Step 16: After successful back up you will see Status Success confirmation
