You can also automate your service installs and management using OnApp automation tools – and billing for those services too. You can configure access for the customer, from them being able to deploy a machine, to just being able to access the console of their machine – and anything between.
Limited VM access for MSPs: If your manage the whole service for your customer, but your customers would still like access to their virtual machines, OnApp gives you an easy and secure way to do that. Some of the benefits are that you can have a central template repository for all your customers to utilize, and they will be able to have a single interface there for vCD, KVM, XEN, AWS as well as a private vCenter environment. Private vCenter Cloud: The ability to provide a customer with a single management interface for their private vCenter cloud that is managed in your environment. This is how easy and simple it is to add Veeam as a backup resource for your vSphere virtual machines that are being managed by OnApp, along with other benefits such as: Learn more about OnApp for vCenter, and OnApp with Veeam In Veeam Enterprise Manager, under jobs, you will see that a new backup job has been created and scheduled: You will get a confirmation prompt after which the + sign will turn into – indicating that resource has been linked: Select the Backup Resource, which in this case is our Veeam resource:Ĭlick the + icon on the right hand side to add. For this, head over to the virtual server that you wish to add and select Backups from the menu: Next we will add a Virtual server to this backup policy. You can also add a price for recovery points per hour: We will need to add the Backup Resource Zone to the bucket of the user(s) that have purchased this backup option from you. On the next screen, select your Backup Resource Zone and click Submit to join it with your Compute Zone: After selecting Compute Zone in Settings, click the Green button and select “Manage Backup Resource Zones”: Next we need to join this Backup Resource Zone to the Compute Zone where our vCenter is located. Once you have added the job and repository, click save to apply these settings. Next we need to configure the Backup Resource with vSphere replication job and Repository name. Head back to the Backup Resources section in Settings:Ĭlick on the cog menu item on the right hand side and select Advanced Settings: this will take you to a new screen where you can add the replication job and repository name: You will need to provide an Administrator level login & password. Add the secondary IP if present in your environment. The plugin should automatically default to Veeam (or you can use the dropdown menu to select the desired plugin manually).įor primary host, the URL for Veeam Enterprise Manager is used followed by the API port 9398 – if you have changed the default port for Veeam Enterprise Manager API, please use that instead. Specify a label and select your newly created Backup Resource Zone. Head over to Backup Resources in OnApp’s Settings screen, and select Add New Backup Resource: Then you need to create a Backup Resource for Veeam and OnApp connectivity. You can leave the Location group to default settings: I am calling my backup resource zone “veeam”. Īfter the plugin has been installed, then in the OnApp UI you will need to create a Backup Resource Zone for the Veeam Backup Resource. Just follow the instructions under “Install plugin for Veeam”, here. Veeam backup vmware install#
You will need Veeam Backup and Replication along with Enterprise Manager, with a vSphere replication job and repository defined.įirst we need to install the plugin package. The latest version of OnApp for VMware vCenter adds support for a wide range of use cases, including the ability to add existing vCenter environments into OnApp – so you can benefit from self-service, easy billing, and all of the other features of the OnApp platform.Īt the same time, we have added Veeam integration using our new backup plugin system, which enables you to integrate OnApp with a third-party service that you use for backup management. Getting started with Veeam with OnApp for vCenter is fairly straightforward, and in this post I’ll explain the steps you need to take.
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