Veeam: adding a Backup Repository
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You'll need to create a bucket in your Impossible Cloud Storage console.
To use the immutability Veeam feature, you'll need to create a bucket with versioning and Object Lock enabled and retention disabled.
Here is a link to the Impossible Cloud Storage documentation, which includes detailed instructions and screenshots for creating a bucket with versioning and Object Lock.
First, consult the Veeam documentation and install the appropriate product version you will use. For this guide, we'll use a Hyper-V example.
Follow the instructions outlined in the Veeam documentation to install the software.
Go to Backup Infrastructure -> Backup Repositories, right-click and Add backup repository:
For more information about Object Storage in Veeam, see this guide.
Service point: your endpoint address. For instance: https://us-west-1.storage.impossibleapi.net
Region: make sure your bucket region is correct. For instance: us-west-1
Click Add near the credentials line.
Enter a Impossible Cloud Storage console's root user or IAM user Access key and Secret key. If you have specified IAM user, ensure that user has appropriate set of permissions for the bucket you are going to use.
Use the Connection mode: "Direct" (default). Click Next.
Browse and select a bucket and a folder for backups. If you want to use the option "Make recent backups immutable for XX days", then the bucket should have the Versioning and Object Lock features enabled with Retention set to Disabled. Click Next.
Update the "Mount server" settings if needed. Click "Next".
Review and apply the settings as shown in the Veeam documentation.
