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Having worked with Veeam B&R across many types of hardware platforms (Inc lots of Nutanix), I'd typically say that 30-60Mbps is a normal processing rate for backups. There are too many variables to list here, however to list a couple: [list] [*]Backup Type: Inc / Rev Inc / Full [*]Backup Mode: Hot-add / NDB [*]Compression / Dedupe Levels [*]Backup Target[/list]If you're running a backup of a VM where the majority of change data has been migrated to the SATA drives, expect a slower rate than an incremental backup of a VM where the incremental data is still stored in flash. My questions back would be: [list] [*]What did Veeam report as the bottleneck? [*]Are you having issues exceeding your backup windows?[/list]
That is exactly the issue we saw. We'll be building this into our install process. Thanks for the confirmation team.
Hi , Just to confirm something, Veeam will not support AHV anytime soon. Speaking to the Anton Gostev at Veeam he assured me of two things: [list=1] [*]Veeam V10 - Q4 2016 will [u]not[/u] have integration with Nutanix to perform backup from snapshots. Veeam has this today with HP and NetApp, EMC VNX arrives with V9 next month. [*]Veeam are not looking at building integration with other Hypervisors at this time.[/list]I encourage you to jump into the Veeam forums and express your interest in AHV and Veeam integration. People like Anton Gostev are actively monitoring these forums. Thanks Darryl
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