Veeam Data Platform
Veeam Data Platform
Module 1
Introduction to the Veeam Data Platform
You've just completed this module! This module provides an introduction to Veeam Data Platform which enables customers to achieve business continuity
through data security, data recovery, and data freedom.
Module 2
Veeam Backup & Replication
Take a closer look at Backup & Recovery. By the end of this course, you will be able to:
“Physical servers and clients are still a large part of my infrastructure and require protection from data loss and physical failure."
"Standing up test environments requires time consuming manual efforts and significant hardware resources.”
Veeam ONE capabilities
Automated remediation
Configuration Assessment: Automated check of virtual infrastructure against best practices and alerts administrators to any configuration issues.
Intelligent Diagnostics: Minimize downtime with proactive issue resolutions to common backup problems.
Remediation Actions: Eliminate the need for manual alarm responses by setting up automated, self-healing and policy-based fixes for common backup and infrastructure-related issues.
Comprehensive reporting
Capacity Planning: Optimize budgets by allowing administrators to predict future resource needs and plan for growth.
Backup Compliance Reporting: Remain compliant with reports that list data sources, grouped by production location, including location and recovery point objective (RPO) targets.
Backup Object Change Tracking: Gain detailed information on backup infrastructure configuration changes that were performed during the reporting period.
Proactive Alerting: Stay aware and mitigate potential issues before they become threats to your environment with the help of 340+ pre-set alarms.
Possible Ransomware Alarms: Combat malware with a series of alarms that help identify abnormalities that may be occurring in your environment, which may be signs of malicious activity.
Reporting and Analytics: Leverage 150+ pre-built reports for decision making and analysis, including infrastructure performance and configuration assessments.
Click on the + below to learn more about the types of questions you might ask, depending on the trigger words and events you've heard.
To get them talking about their goals and needs
What is your process for backing up your data?
What is your process for keeping your disaster recovery plan up-to-date?
How do you currently manage sending data off-site to the cloud?
Automated testing of recovery plans without manual intervention or need for production resources
Full auditing and tracking of recovery SLAs with documented outcomes and guidance
Customers may use these words to talk about disaster recovery or orchestration:
Disaster recovery
Business continuity
Testing environments
Recovery verification
Automating systems
Latent needs
Here are some latent needs that your customers might not realize they're experiencing. If they
don't discuss these issues directly, be sure to ask questions to uncover their hidden needs.
Spending too much time on manual, time-consuming processes
"We can't keep our disaster recovery plans up to date." Dynamic documentation
"The business requires too many different RPOs and RTOs." Disaster Recovery Orchestration
Question strategies
Asking questions is a great way to learn about your customer's needs, gather details, gain
credibility and get your customer thinking about business value. The questions may intentionally
flow from broad to specific, leading the customer toward a purchase. Some question strategies
you can use to engage customers include:
Broad questions
Open questions designed to get a customer talking:
"What processes do you have in place for mass recovery?"
"What is your plan if your environment is hit by a ransomware attack?"
Environmental questions
Focused questions designed to understand the customer's situation:
"How often do you update your recovery plan documentation?"
"How much time does recovery documentation and testing require from your
team?"
Credibility questions
Questions used to build credibility by showing you understand the customer:
"Have you been able to validate RTO/RPO achievement in a recovery scenario?"
"Does this mean your team spends time manually creating and updating DR
documentation?"
Impact questions
Questions that prompt the customer to think about value and impact:
"When changes happen in production IT, what does it take to update your
recovery plan today?"
"What is the impact to your business if you are unable to recover in a disaster?"
Ensuring they are prepared for a VMware recovery event and can meet RTOs VMware
Administrator
Ensuring they can easily create, test, and enact DR plans for the application Application Owner
As organizations of all sizes seek to transform their infrastructures, it is imperative that we remain their future-focused vendor for data
protection of all applications and data. As cyberattacks abound, and data spreads further out of a centralized sphere of control, a
comprehensive solution like Veeam becomes the best complexity-reducing option vs. first-party backup or legacy, agent-based offerings.
For Veeam sellers, there are five key sales plays.
Additional licenses
VUL licenses unlock protection of AWS, Azure and Google Cloud – a great way to increase
recurring revenue and NTV
Upgrade/ migration
For current Socket customers, upgrading to VUL licensing ensures their licenses can carry with
them as their infrastructure transforms
Cross-sell
For customers currently using Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365, and not using Veeam Backup &
Replication™ , this is a great opportunity to push cross-sell
New business
For organizations looking to upgrade their backup solution, having a strong cloud story becomes a
deal-making project requirement
Go aaS
Offload data protection of AWS, Azure and Google Cloud by co-selling with a Veeam-powered
services provider
Secure access Least privilege IAM and role-based access controls (RBAC)
Veeam Data Platform, Veeam is also delivering the latest releases of:
Secure
Improve their cloud security posture through secure backup and recovery, combatting the increasing proliferation
of cyberattacks
Protect
Efficiently protect data at enterprise scale as organizations continue to accelerate their cloud-first strategies
through lift and shift, and developing in-cloud
Remove
Remove barriers to entry, especially when protecting hybrid- and multi-cloud environments through an org-wide
backup standard for operational consistency
Immutable backups
What it is
Data integrity through WORM states using Amazon S3 Object Lock
Why it matters
Ensure the integrity of backup data to defend against cyber threats like ransomware that seek to
attack and encrypt critical data in backups
Enterprise scalability
What it is
Performance and efficiency enhancements for large-scale AWS environments.
Why it matters
Protect large-scale AWS environments with a single appliance, simplifying management while
enhancing performance and reducing costs.
Community Edition
What it is
Get FREE AWS and hybrid cloud backup and recovery in Veeam Backup & Replication™.
Why it matters
Natively protected cloud-hosted workloads with free product, delivering consistent management
and monitoring across the hybrid cloud.
Immutable backups
What it is
Data integrity through WORM state through immutable storage for Azure Blob.
Why it matters
Ensure the integrity of backup data to defend against cyber threats like ransomware that seek to
attack and encrypt critical data in backups.
Enterprise scalability
What it is
Performance and efficiency enhancements for large-scale Azure environments.
Why it matters
Protect large-scale Azure environments with a single appliance, simplifying management while
enhancing performance and reducing costs.
Community Edition
What it is
Get FREE Azure and hybrid cloud backup and recovery in Veeam Backup & Replication.
Why it matters
Natively protected cloud-hosted workloads with free product, delivering consistent management
and monitoring across the hybrid cloud.
Why it matters
Overcome outage and/or data loss in Cloud SQL for PostgreSQL databases through native backup
and recovery.
Enterprise-friendly
What it is
Manage multiple projects from a single service account and target Google Cloud Folders.
Why it matters
Eliminate complexity in large-scale environments by reducing the number of accounts and
policies that require management.
Community Edition
What it is
Get FREE Google Cloud and hybrid cloud backup and recovery in Veeam Backup & Replication.
Why it matters
Natively protect cloud-hosted workloads with free products that deliver consistent management
and monitoring across the hybrid cloud.
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Describe the capability Articulate the outcomes Highlight the simplicity
With Veeam Backup for Coupled with isolated backups You can use your existing
AWS v6, you can leverage and secure access, extending Veeam Universal Licenses
immutable backups in your Veeam solution to AWS to entitle protection of
Amazon S3 to maintain offers the protection you need your AWS environment.
data integrity in the face of from the relentless threat of
a ransomware attack. cyberattacks.
Industry terminology
INFRASTRUCTURE AS A SERVICE
Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) is a type of cloud computing service that delivers
foundational compute, storage, and networking resources on-demand to users via the internet,
generally consumed as cloud-hosted virtual machines (VMs). This is the least engineered of
all the "as a Service" options.
Provider examples: Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure and Google Compute Engine
To help make this clearer, let's use a pizza analogy. Think of IaaS as Kitchen-as-a-Service.
The customer provides the pizza dough, toppings, and cooks the pizza. The vendor (aka the cloud
provider) provides the kitchen, gas and oven. With IaaS, the customer has maximum control over
the service delivery, while still outsourcing critical elements for scale and best practices.
PLATFORM AS A SERVICE
Platform as a Service (PaaS) is similar in nature and purpose to IaaS, however, also provides
middleware (platforms) like databases, file systems, and development tools. This option
provides users customization without having to manage as many elements as an IaaS
solution.
Provider examples: AWS Elastic Beanstalk, Google App Engine and Adobe Commerce
Let's go back to our pizza analogy. Think of PaaS as Walk-in-and-Bake. The customer controls
the toppings and cooks the pizza. The vendor provides the kitchen, gas, oven and pizza dough to
make the pizza. With PaaS, the customer outsources more of the service delivery, but still controls
much of the user experience.
SOFTWARE AS A SERVICE
Software as a Service (SaaS) offers the most engineered and complete software
solution that users can connect to over the internet, with maintenance of the entire software,
middleware and infrastructure assumed by the service provider.
Going back to pizza one more time, think of SaaS as Pizza-as-a-Service. The customer shows
up to the restaurant, which offers an end-to-end consistent and optimized experience. All you
need is your pizza craving and a credit card! With SaaS, the customer leverages the
infrastructure, upgrade-management and ultimate software best practice design, trading in the
control afforded by PaaS and IaaS
Four more terms to know
Regions
These are the real-world geographic locations where the cloud providers resources are located.
IAM
Identity and Access Management (IAM) are web services that help securely grant and manage
access to the right resources at the right time by the right people and/or service.
One example of IAM is Microsoft Authenticator that Veeam uses to connect to the VPN.
Immutability
Immutability helps ensure the integrity of stored data — including data stored in backups —
through a write once, read many (WORM) state. Once locked, immutable backups cannot be
altered, encrypted or deleted.
Immutability protects data from loss as a result of attacks, malware activity or any other injurious
actions.
Vendor terminology
Amazon EBS
Amazon Elastic Block Store (Amazon EBS) offers easy-to-use, high performance block storage at
any scale, designed for Amazon EC2 (AWS-hosted VMs).
Amazon S3
Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) is an object storage service offering built to retrieve
any amount of data from anywhere, including backup and recovery. Tiers vary in price and
performance, including:
S3 Standard
S3 Glacier
S3 Glacier Deep Archive
Azure Managed Disks
Azure Managed Disks are high-performance, durable block storage designed to be used with Azure
Virtual Machines and Azure VMware Solution.
Compute
Amazon EC2
Offers secure and reliable compute capacity for virtually any workload.
Azure VMs
An on-demand, scalable compute resource for creating Linux and Windows VMs.
Google Compute Engine VM
Offers a secure and customizable compute service that lets you create and run virtual
machines on Google’s infrastructure
File systems
AMAZON EFS
Amazon Elastic File System (Amazon EFS) provides serverless, fully elastic file storage that
automatically grows and shrinks as files are added or removed without the need for management
or provisioning.
AZURE FILES
Azure Files delivers fully managed, serverless file shares that can scale and shrink dynamically in line with
user demands.
Databases
"I'm using a fully managed database, so I'm not wasting time on inefficient database
administrative tasks."
Customers can use different vendor-specific solutions to accomplish this business outcome.
Amazon RDS
A collection of managed services that makes it simple to set up, operate, and scale databases in the cloud
Azure SQL
A family of managed, secure, and intelligent products that use the SQL Server database engine within Microsoft Azure
Google Cloud SQL
Provides a fully managed relational database service to help power many applications running on other Google services
What if a customer is using free then connects it to Veeam Backup & Replication?
As soon as Veeam Backup & Replication is connected to any edition of Veeam
Backup for AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud, VUL will begin to be consumed. If
disconnected, licensing will revert to the previous method.
How does PO process work when transacting through cloud provider’s marketplace?
In marketplace transactions, there is no PO involved. The deal is however still recorded
in Salesforce, and you will still earn normal quota attainment and commission.
Cloud-native is a modern approach to building and running software applications that exploits the
flexibility, scalability and resilience of cloud computing. Cloud-native encompasses the various
tools and techniques used by software developers to build applications for the public cloud (as
opposed to traditional architectures suited to an on-premises data center).
Select each question to learn more about cloud-native technologies and how they differ from the
virtualization technology you are familiar with.
Compared to virtualization: Containers run on a so-called run-time platform with the platform
requiring just one operating system, whereas each virtual machine needs an operating system of
its own.
Select the use cases under each customer challenge to learn how to identify and address K10
opportunities.
Backup and Restore
Backup and restoration of applications to protect data
Use Case: The customer’s data is stateful (inside containers)
Scenario
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Your customers may know that for stateful applications, Kubernetes works hard to ensure high
availability in case of software, server or region failures. This increased reliability makes it
significantly easier to run replicated data services across failure domains. However, some may not
know that the added reliability provided by replication only improves data availability.
Selling point
–
Customers sometimes confuse “reliability” with “backup”: although data replication can protect
against partial infrastructure failure, it will not protect against corruption or data loss, whether
accidental or malicious. K10 truly protects a Kubernetes application by storing a copy of container
data in a completely independent location.
Use Case: The customer’s data is stateless (outside containers)
Scenario
–
One of the biggest Kubernetes myths is the belief that applications running on Kubernetes should
be architected to be stateless. Kubernetes’ support for storage and stateful applications has
reached maturity and has been driving more and more of your customers to adopt Kubernetes as
the common control plane for both stateful and stateless applications.
Selling point
–
K10 protects customer’s containers and their structure—that is, the links between containers and
applications and microservices.
Use Case: The customer is concerned about data loss
Scenario
–
It’s probably safe to assume that all of your customers are concerned about data loss, whether
accidental or malicious loss, infrastructure hardware failure or application misconfiguration. They
may not understand the pitfalls of trying to retrofit legacy backup architectures into a cloud-
native ecosystem or the benefits of deploying a truly cloud-native backup solution.
Selling point
–
Although Kubernetes takes away a lot of the pain of ensuring high availability and scalability of a
customer's application services, these benefits do not extend to data, making the data
management of Kubernetes applications that K10 provides a critical priority.
Review this case study to bring to life the backup and recovery concerns of your
customers: Leading Financial Services Provider Uses Kasten K10 for Backup and
Disaster Recovery.
Disaster Recovery
Full recovery readiness for any disaster, including entire platform/hardware failure, deletion or
corruption of a deployment.
Use Case: In case of disaster, the customer would benefit from off-site application protection
Scenario
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A prospect’s Kubernetes platform is set up, and there’s enough compute, storage, and networking
to support rapid growth. But they also want to protect themselves from accidental failures and be
able to replicate their cloud-native infrastructure in case of an outright disaster.
Selling point
–
K10’s policy-driven automation manages how backups are securely replicated to off-site storage
and helps your customers achieve robust protection regardless of the compute or storage
infrastructure they are using.
Use Case: In case of disaster, a customer would benefit from stand-by clusters
Scenario
–
After a disaster that wipes out a customer's containerization platform, they will need to restore
data to another location.
Selling point
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Kasten K10 allows customers to restore the application components they want and where they
want them. Even if a customer were to lose their containerization platform, K10 will enable near-
zero recovery time objective (RTO) for their Kubernetes workloads by automating complete
application stack replication to a standby cluster—or K10 can allow for fast failover across cloud
regions, cloud providers or even between on-premises and cloud infrastructure.
Review this case study to bring to life the disaster recovery concerns of your
customers: Sopra Steria Uses Kasten K10 for Backup and Disaster Recovery for Red
Hat OpenShift Environment.
Application Mobility
Ability to move an application across namespaces, clusters, accounts, regions and clouds.
Use Case: A customer can use hybrid cloud deployment to change the location of their data
Scenario
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Your customer wants to scale their cloud native infrastructure and Kubernetes applications to
support their global business growth and to ensure compliance with regional data sovereignty
laws.
Selling point
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With K10, your customer will have flexibility: they can start on-premises and move to cloud and
restore on-prem backups to the cloud--and vice versa. K10 will offer them an easy-to-use interface
with substantial flexibility and scalability to ensures that their Kubernetes applications are
consistently backed up in a secure and compliant, policy-driven manner.
Use Case: The customer can use cross-cloud portability regardless of their cloud infrastructure
Scenario
–
A customer is feeling the stress of their Kubernetes skills gap – they're concerned because they
need to migrate and backup more than 170 diverse applications from an EWS structure to the
cloud very quickly.
Selling point
–
With Kasten K10's ease of use, customers can backup and restore anywhere in a hybrid
environment regardless of their cloud infrastructure.
Use Case: The customer could use an automatic safety net process to catch and address
upgrade issues
Scenario
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You customer has misalignment and incompatibility issues when they attempt to upgrade.
Selling point
–
K10 provides an automatic safety net process by migrating applications in a predictable manner
to an upgraded cluster while catching and addressing upgrade-related issues before it is too late.
Review this case study to bring to life the application mobility needs of your
customers: Software Firm Uses Kasten K10 for Kubernetes Backup and Disaster
Recovery in a Hybrid Cloud Environment.
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Own, control, backup and recover all data, anywhere in the hybrid
cloud
Maintain full visibility for proactive management and recovery
success
Be compliant and ready for disaster with orchestrated recovery
Veeam offers a vast product portfolio that can be easily translated
into services/solutions to take your customers beyond basic
backup.
Products Overview
To deliver Backup and Recovery, in your Veeam-Powered services, you'll primarily use one of the
following:
Veeam Backup & Replication™ is the foundation of the Veeam Data Platform, providing
backup, recovery and replication for your critical workloads including VMware, AWS,
Microsoft Azure, Windows, Linux, NAS, enterprise apps and much more.
Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365 eliminates the risk of losing access and control over
your Microsoft 365 data, including Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, OneDrive for
Business and Microsoft Teams with data portability to on-premises, managed cloud, or
cloud object storage.
Veeam Backup for AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud provides cloud-native
backup and recovery that's built for simplicity, cloud-mobility, cost-effectiveness and
security.
performance
3Self-Service Restore Portal has support for Microsoft Teams, Exchange Online,
SharePoint Online and OneDrive for Business.
4Give your customers autonomy to create backups, monitor protected data and
recover at any time with integration in Veeam Service Provider Console.
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Multi-tenant
End-to-end encryption
VMware Cloud Director support
Web-based customer and partner portals
Veeam Backup & Replication is also the foundational core of Off-site Backup -
Users may target your cloud as a repository for Backup Copy Jobs via the same wizard-
driven interface they would to execute a local backup, offering a seamless hybrid cloud
experience.
VEEAM AGENTS
Veeam Agent for Microsoft Windows, Linux, Mac, Oracle Solaris, and IBM AIX are key components of
Veeam Backup & Replication, which are comprehensive backup and recovery solutions for
physical servers, cloud instances and specific configurations of virtual workloads. This
solution enables organizations to protect their heterogeneous environments from a single
management console and minimize business interruptions.
Veeam Agents can be purchased standalone, as part of Veeam Service Provider Console,
Veeam Backup & Replication or related suites. For service providers, Veeam Agents are
licensed with a rental license. These currently exist in two editions: Workstation and
Server.
Veeam Service Provider Console is offered FREE to current Veeam Cloud & Service
Provider (VCSP) partners so you can be the hero to organizations of all sizes. Not in the
VCSP program? It’s free to join with no obligation to buy.
Recovery for ANY scenario is possible! Whether your customer needs granular
restore, workload recovery or complete DR, Veeam provides the capabilities to
reliably recover data.
Flexible storage options ensure you can offer the most cost-effective backup
repositories possible by leveraging storage/hardware agnostic integrations and
more from our Veeam Ready Tecnology alliance partners.
A platform built with automation at its core, making it easy to snap backup
and recovery into a broader service delivery strategy, including powerful out-of-the-
box integrations with ConnectWise Automate and Manage, and a wide-array of
RESTful APIs to connect to anything.
Proteção de dados para infraestruturas virtuais, físicas, SaaS, nuvem pública e Kubernetes2.
Gerenciamento, monitoramento e licenciamento centralizados a partir de uma única
interface2.
Proteção de dados para cargas de trabalho em nuvens públicas como AWS, Microsoft Azure
ou Google Cloud1.
Proteção de dados para aplicativos SaaS como Microsoft 3651.
Proteção de dados para infraestruturas físicas baseadas em Windows, Linux e MacOS1.
Backups off-site para outra localização1.
A solução MSP Backup da Veeam inclui a Plataforma de Dados Veeam e o Console do Provedor de
Serviços Veeam. Juntos, esses produtos oferecem backup, replicação, gerenciamento centralizado,
suporte a vários inquilinos, monitoramento remoto, opções de recuperação flexíveis, recursos de
faturamento/relatórios e muito mais2.
Veeam ONE™ provides a comprehensive monitoring and analytics solution for your virtual and
physical environments. With support for Veeam Backup & Replication and Veeam Agents, as well
as VMware vSphere and Microsoft Hyper-V, Veeam ONE delivers deep, intelligent monitoring,
reporting and automation through interactive tools, so you can be proactive in resolving problems
before operational impact.
Consultative expertise
Many customers are turning to the experts to help protect their Microsoft 365 data,
as-a-service.
Recommended Solutions
VEEAM BACKUP FOR MICROSOFT 365
Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365 ensures control over Microsoft 365 data, including
Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, OneDrive for Business and Microsoft Teams — so
your customers’ data is always protected and accessible.
VEEAM ONE Veeam ONE™ proactively monitor Microsoft 365 backup and storage resources in an
at-a-glance dashboard, receive alerts to resolve issues immediately and leverage SLA reports to
ensure you can meet recovery point objectives (RPOs) and stay compliant.
VEEAM SERVICE PROVIDER CONSOLE Service providers to remotely manage, monitor, report,
and bill Microsoft 365 workloads all from a single user interface. You can also stay fully
transparent via detailed reporting on protected workloads, policy states and completed backup
job trends, ensuring that all service level agreements (SLAs) are met.
Mobility
Help customers seize the power of cloud-to-cloud backup with portable file formats
and flexible restore capabilities
Simplicity
Integration into Veeam Service Provider Console offers scalable remote monitoring
and management, self-service and customer onboarding capabilities
Recommended Service
Administrative Solutions
SERVICE PROVIDER CONSOLE
Veeam Service Provider Console offers the ability for cloud and service providers to
offer monitoring and alerting, backup status reporting, license usage reporting and finally
billing and invoicing for workload instances residing in Public Cloud.
Too many disparate tools hinder scalability and lead to missed SLAs and high
customer churn
Having to manually bill, provision licenses and gather usage for reporting creates
operational inefficiency and slows customer response time
Multi-tenant monitoring and management without a centralized platform slows
scalability, slows customer response times and leads to missed SLAs
Manual customer onboarding slows revenue growth and business operations
Lack of automation and integration strains resources by having to manually manage
multiple systems
Customers and resellers submitting tickets to create backup jobs and policies strain
the service providers’ help desk and technical resources
Veeam Service Provider Console helps service providers drive revenue and easily
scale their remotely managed Veeam-powered BaaS & DRaaS business.
Product overview
Organizations are quickly turning to cloud and managed service providers for their backup and disaster
recovery needs. In order to take advantage of the opportunity, service providers need a flexible, centralized
platform that makes it easy to scale their managed backup business, reduce resources and boost revenue.
Veeam Service Provider Console is a FREE Veeam product that gives cloud and managed service providers
proactive control of their entire Veeam-powered business from a single platform.
The intuitive web-based user interface enables users to quickly onboard new customers and channel-
partners, provision licenses and remotely monitor and manage customers' Veeam environments.
Capabilities such as automated usage reporting and billing help service providers scale faster, save
valuable time and accelerate revenue growth!
How Veeam Service Provider Console helps service
providers
Ease management:
Gain visibility and remote access into their customers' entire Veeam environment
via an intuitive user interface.
Optimize resources:
Consolidate their Veeam-powered business including billing, licensing and usage
reporting into one centralized platform.
Accelerate productivity:
Streamline and automate into existing platforms and workloads via robust API calls
and third-party integrations.
Scale service delivery:
Expanded backup, monitoring and reporting capabilities for Microsoft 365, AWS,
Microsoft Azure plus virtual machines (VMs) protected by Veeam Continuous Data
Protection (CDP).
Save time and drive efficiency:
New self-service onboarding and file-level restore capabilities. Plus, remote
installations, upgrade and one-click patch deployments for customer backup
servers.
Optimize SLA performance:
Enhance SLA performance with detailed summary reports and visibility into the
overall performance and health of your customers’ BaaS and DRaaS infrastructures.
Unique differentiators
Centralized management: Centrally manage your entire Veeam-powered BaaS &
DRaaS business from a single user interface
API-ready: Enable custom integrations into existing workflows, better technical
agility and quicker time to market with powerful REST APIs
Centralized license management: Manage Veeam licenses and collect license
usage information in a single view
Streamlined billing and reporting: Apply automated billing for provided data
protection services and backup reporting to prove established SLA requirements
Self-service portals: Increase efficiency for your customers and reseller partners
with powerful self-service portals
Why would a partner use Veeam ONE rather than other solutions?
With the Veeam Data Platform and the Veeam Cloud Service Provider (VCSP)
program, service providers can deliver a reliable offering with proactive
management and tools designed for their operating model — a monthly
recurring revenue in a pay-as-you-grow licensing model with rights to manage
third-party data.
OFFER SERVICES
With Veeam, you can build a comprehensive Infrastructure as a Service (Iaas) that
includes:
o Backup and recovery
o Disaster recovery
o Monitoring and reporting
o Ransomware protection
o Self-service capabilities for backup, recovery and reporting
Anticipate customer needs by forecasting usage and utilization trends
Produce documentation for customers’ projects without burdening staff
Develop custom service offerings with custom, out-of-the-box integrations via
RESTful APIs
MULTI-TENANT CAPABILITIES
Veeam ONE Web Client allows you to extend tenants access to their dashboards
and reports
Verify configuration issues, optimize resource allocation and utilization, track
implemented changes, plan capacity growth and track whether mission-critical
workloads are properly protected in the virtualized data center
Monitor Veeam Cloud Connect performance
VCSP Rental offers access to a points-based pricing portfolio, unlocking data protection and add-on
capabilities that the breadth of workloads support.
Reporting
Add Veeam ONE for monitoring workloads protected with Veeam Backup solutions, including workloads
running at the customer site or in your data center(s).
VUL offers both subscription and perpetual options that allow customers a flexible and portable solution for protecting
multiple, different workloads on premises and in the cloud. VUL works for Veeam Availability Suite™, Veeam Backup
& Replication™, and Veeam Backup Essentials™.