Hi Team,
I slightly got confused about multiple tiers(Performance Tier vs Capacity Tier vs Archive tier.
Questions:
1) My Backup repository is Pure backup block storage lets say 200 TB.I created a single 200 TB storage and presented to Veeam Windows backup server over ISCSI.200 vSphere Virtual machines are part of the backup job. I like to use 14 days retention for all the 200 VMs and also like to set long term retention (GFS) to only 25 virtual machines.Lets say,these 25 VMs should be part of GFS for the next 3 years.
In this case,in the same backup job,we can set the GFS option for those 25 virtual machines for the next 3 years.
Then what is the need of archive tier and capacity tier here?
I might be wrong. Please clarify.
I slightly got confused about multiple tiers(Performance Tier vs Capacity Tier vs Archive tier.
Questions:
1) My Backup repository is Pure backup block storage lets say 200 TB.I created a single 200 TB storage and presented to Veeam Windows backup server over ISCSI.200 vSphere Virtual machines are part of the backup job. I like to use 14 days retention for all the 200 VMs and also like to set long term retention (GFS) to only 25 virtual machines.Lets say,these 25 VMs should be part of GFS for the next 3 years.
In this case,in the same backup job,we can set the GFS option for those 25 virtual machines for the next 3 years.
Then what is the need of archive tier and capacity tier here?
I might be wrong. Please clarify.
Statistics: Posted by srmvel — Aug 31, 2024 12:09 pm