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24xSiempre, Guide, Red Hat Linux, Red Hat Virtualization, Scale Out Repository, Veeam, Veeam Backup & Replication, Veeam Backup for RHV

Veeam Backup for Red Hat Virtualization

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tremendous news from Veeam! Now it supports a new virtualization platform, Red Hat Virtualization, with the aim of protecting virtual machines in an easy way and taking advantage of the integration of the new CBT APIs that have been implemented in RHV. In this post we will see how to deploy Veeam for Red Hat Virtualization integrated with Veeam Backup & Replication reviewing the features and dependencies necessary for complete RHV protection.

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24xSiempre, Architecture, Guide, Immutable, Immutable, Ransomware, Red Hat Linux, Linux repository, Scale Out Repository, Security, Veeam

Veeam Immutable Repository with Red Hat Enterprise Linux

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In this post, we will review installing an Immutable repository from Veeam With Red Hat Enterprise Linux, we previously reviewed an application for Ubuntu called VeeamHubRepo, which allows us to easily set up an immutable repository on Ubuntu Linux. Now we will review how to do the configuration in Red Hat Enterprise Linux, with a small script for the configuration of the repository automatically and in an easy to use way.

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24xSiempre, Architecture, Capacity Tier, Oracle, Oracle cloud, Ransomware, Scale Out Repository, Veeam, Veeam Backup & Replication

Veeam Capacity Tier Oracle Cloud Object Storage

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Lately some people have asked me if Veeam supports or works with the Oracle Cloud Object Storage service, to configure it in Veeam Capacity Tier and since in the previous post we talked about Oracle, in this post we will see how to integrate the Oracle Cloud Object Storage service with a Veeam Scale-Out Backup Repository or SOBR and demonstrate the benefits of having a multi-cloud mobility solution.

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