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Veeam Data Platform
Formerly Veeam Backup & Replication

Overview

What is Veeam Data Platform?

Veeam’s® premier product, Veeam Backup & Replication™, delivers availability for all cloud, virtual, Kubernetes and physical workloads. Through a management console, the software provides backup, archival, recovery and replication capabilities.

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Data Protection Boost by Veeam Data Platform

Rating: 8 out of 10
January 23, 2025
IncentivizedVetted ReviewVerified User
Implementing Veeam Data Platform has helped us to enhance the approach to data protection a lot. It’s been simple to set up scheduled backups as well as easy to manage, which ...
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Luis Abatista
Manager - Information Technology
Delivery Manager Middleware & Automation (Technology Integration)
Indra
Veeam Data Platform1 year of experience

Great Data Protection and Backup Software.

Rating: 9 out of 10
January 22, 2025
IncentivizedVetted ReviewVerified User
Veeam Data platform helps protect our organization's data against malware, ransomware, and the latest cyber threats. Since our organization has several endpoints that need pro...
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Verified user
Team Lead
Veeam Data Platform5 years of experience

Review for Veaam Data Platform

Rating: 9 out of 10
January 21, 2025
IncentivizedVetted ReviewVerified User
for backup VM from the MS hyper-v cluster host
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Johnny Tin
Manager - Information Technology
IT Manager
Queensland Tissue Products
Veeam Data Platform10 years of experience

Veeam is a powerful and flexible backup solution

Rating: 9 out of 10
October 8, 2024
IncentivizedVetted ReviewVerified User
We use Veeam Data Platform to perform out of band hybrid backups of our IT server infrastructure and end-user endpoints. The thing I value most about Veeam as a solution is ho...
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Verified user
Team Lead
Veeam Data Platform10 years of experience

Efficient Data Protection with Veeam Data Platform: A Comprehensive Review

Rating: 10 out of 10
September 8, 2024
IncentivizedVetted ReviewVerified User
In my organization, NSW Health, Veeam Data Platform is used for data backup, recovery, and protection. It helps prevent data loss, minimize downtime, and ensure data availabil...
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Nizar Lalji
Engineer - Information Technology
Cloud Architect
NSW health
Veeam Data Platform5 years of experience
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How Veeam Data Platform Differs From Its Competitors

Workloads

Virtualized workloads Endpoints and physical servers running Windows & Linux Cloud-hosted VMs within AWS or Azure In addition to back up, we also replicate some of these workloads In addition to back up, we also snapshot some of these workloads
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Key Features

Application-centric recovery using Veeam Explorers (for Exchange, SQL, Sharepoint, etc) Capacity Tier to store data within object storage for longer term retention Utilizing backup copies for secondary purposes via DataLabs Automating test restores to validate recoverability “Instant” recovery or …
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Number of Workloads Protected

Veeam Data Platform is designed to protect our workloads across multiple environments: Cloud workloads, Virtual machines and Physical servers. We see that automations have decreased manual intervention of what it used to be.
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Needs Assesment

One of the biggest benefits of using Veeam Data Platform has been how effectively they manage account provisioning. RBAC or role-based access control, provides efficient permission control, whereas the automatic provisioning guarantees safety compliance regarding the team’s changes.
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Cloud Capabilities

The automation related to the platform has substantially changed our user administration. Veeam Data Platform integrates with our current identity management solutions to automatically provision users depending on roles. It has been established that this automation has cut down on overall reliance …
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NAS Backup

By implementing this feature, Veeam Data Platform has made MFA of our backup infrastructure very strong, making the organization more secure. Currently, they have multiple solutions for authentication and allow using phones and hardware security tokens; however, the security is kept high. From …
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Workloads

Virtualized workloads Endpoints and physical servers running Windows & Linux Cloud-hosted VMs within AWS or Azure In addition to back up, we also replicate some of these workloads In addition to back up, we also snapshot some of these workloads
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Key Features

Application-centric recovery using Veeam Explorers (for Exchange, SQL, Sharepoint, etc) Capacity Tier to store data within object storage for longer term retention Immutable storage to protect against ransomware “Instant” recovery or portability between platforms (physical > virtual > …
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Number of Workloads Protected

Currently, Veeam Data Platform protects over 1,500 cloud, virtual, and physical workloads in our organization. This is slightly more than we initially anticipated when we first acquired the product. The increase is due to the platform's ease of integration and scalability, which allowed us to …
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Needs Assesment

The decision to transition to Veeam Data Platform was driven by performance issues and the lack of modern features in our previous backup solution. Our old system struggled with slow backups and limited recovery options, which became increasingly problematic as our infrastructure grew. After …
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Cloud Capabilities

Our organization has significantly benefited from the cloud capabilities of Veeam Data Platform. By leveraging its cloud-based data protection, we’ve ensured that our critical workloads are securely backed up, enhancing our overall data security. The platform’s scalability has allowed us to …
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NAS Backup

Our organization has not yet utilized the NAS/File-share backup solution offered by Veeam Data Platform. While we recognize the importance of protecting unstructured data, we currently rely on other methods for backup and data protection. However, we are aware that implementing this capability …
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Workloads

Virtualized workloads Endpoints and physical servers running Windows & Linux Cloud-hosted VMs within AWS or Azure In addition to back up, we also replicate some of these workloads In addition to back up, we also snapshot some of these workloads
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Key Features

Application-centric recovery using Veeam Explorers (for Exchange, SQL, Sharepoint, etc) Capacity Tier to store data within object storage for longer term retention License portability as your environment needs change Automating test restores to validate recoverability Immutable storage to protect …
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Number of Workloads Protected

The Veeam Data platform in our organization currently protects several Cloud, virtual, and physical workloads. It is difficult to provide an exact number. But for sure, this number has increased since we first acquired the product and is expected to grow. This holds as our customers are increasing …
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Needs Assesment

Veeam Data platform had a broader customer base and protected multiple virtual, physical, Cloud, and Saas environments. The platform kept pace with the latest technology improvements compared to our previous backup solution, which had become obsolete. We have more choices to back and recover and …
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Cloud Capabilities

Veeam Data platform provides comprehensive solutions for protecting physical, virtual, and Cloud environments. This has helped our organization preserve the workloads deployed in the cloud. With the flexibility of storing backups in the cloud, we could choose the cloud provider to store backups, …
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NAS Backup

Our organization made use of a NAS/File-share backup solution for protecting our data on Windows and Linux NFS and SMB file shares. The full and incremental backups are reliable, smooth, and super-fast. The solution also helped us to meet our long-term data protection goals for regulatory and …
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Workloads

Virtualized workloads Endpoints and physical servers running Windows & Linux Enterprise applications such as Oracle or SAP HANA In addition to back up, we also replicate some of these workloads
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Key Features

Application-centric recovery using Veeam Explorers (for Exchange, SQL, Sharepoint, etc) License portability as your environment needs change Automating test restores to validate recoverability Immutable storage to protect against ransomware “Instant” recovery or portability between platforms …
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Needs Assesment

With my current employer, they were using a legacy file based backup software, which I urgently encouraged the company to move to a solution that could backup the entire machines, whether physical or virtual, as file based backups can't be used to quickly restore in case of a disaster.
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Cloud Capabilities

Our cloud costs had significantly increased in costs due to vendors increasing costs to customers and charging for silly metrics such as local disk I/O, so we used Veeam to migrate our cloud virtual machines back on-premises, helping us realize immediate cost savings.
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Workloads

Virtualized workloads Endpoints and physical servers running Windows & Linux In addition to back up, we also replicate some of these workloads In addition to back up, we also snapshot some of these workloads
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Key Features

Utilizing backup copies for secondary purposes via DataLabs Integration with cyber-security tools for SecureRestore Immutable storage to protect against ransomware “Instant” recovery or portability between platforms (physical > virtual > cloud-hosted)
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Number of Workloads Protected

We are protecting 85 servers. We have had well over 100 at times, but I think that we knew going in that the number would go down. Now, we are seeing the numbers go back up. Being that we can adjust the resources of servers and set a back-up rotation that suits our needs, we are more prone to …
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Needs Assesment

We used tapes and bacupexec before Veeam. We had a lot more hardware before Veeam. We are thrilled that we are no longer on tape. We are also pretty happy that the hard disk costs have gone down as well as the development of solid state drives. Veeam handles solid state drives well.
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Key Features

Application-centric recovery using Veeam Explorers (for Exchange, SQL, Sharepoint, etc) Automating test restores to validate recoverability
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Number of Workloads Protected

I'm unsure of the exact number as I only manage a subset of the entire fleet and are only able to see the sites I manage. We are a very large organisation with hundreds of sites, most with a Veeam instance on site backing up virtual and physical workloads to store arrays on site. This number …
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Needs Assesment

The need to manage many remote sites, reduce the cost and time of remediating a data loss situation. Previously we had onsite tape backups performed which required manual interaction with the swapping of tapes, storage and manual verification of backups. Tape backups were also very cumbersome …
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Cloud Capabilities

For my team we currently do not use cloud backups, however are aware of the feature and some others outside of our team are utilising it. I cannot speak of that feature as I have not used it as local backups have been sufficient, particularly with connection speeds, it is far better for the remote …
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NAS Backup

Yes, our users are constantly creating media files and creating folders on file shares along with downloading large media files, storing them in unstructured file shares. All of our sites have mixed storage and use NAS and SAS along with personal shares.
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Workloads

Virtualized workloads Endpoints and physical servers running Windows & Linux In addition to back up, we also replicate some of these workloads
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Key Features

Automating test restores to validate recoverability Immutable storage to protect against ransomware “Instant” recovery or portability between platforms (physical > virtual > cloud-hosted) Failover or recovery scripts/plans for orchestrated recovery
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Number of Workloads Protected

Veeam is currently protecting 5 virtual workloads; this is much more than originally anticipated, however the ease of being able to grow and protect more workloads than originally planned shows the resilience of the Veeam Data Platrform. There was no second thought about where we would protect …
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Needs Assesment

As the very first IT Administrator (in-house, on property), having found the hodge-podge of barely functional backups being run, failing, and having no valuable log for passes and failures, I started looking at Veeam first and foremost. As I've used Veeam at multiple other companies, it was a …
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Cloud Capabilities

As we currently do not place backpus in the cloud, this has not been of interest to us. With that said, the ability to literally restore on of our workloads to Azure (which we use for other things) or AWS is startling and simple. We can be back up and running after catastrophic failure fast, and …
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NAS Backup

We do not currently backup our NAS, as it is actually our backup repository and nothng else. Veeams ability to seamlessly work with our Synology has broven valuable to us, as we know we have two major names working together to secure us.
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Key Features

Application-centric recovery using Veeam Explorers (for Exchange, SQL, Sharepoint, etc) Capacity Tier to store data within object storage for longer term retention Immutable storage to protect against ransomware
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Number of Workloads Protected

We utilise Veeam across multiple environments supporting around 3000 Virtual Machines. Veeam was introduced into our environment as a stop gap as we built a newer VMWare environment, but it quickly grew popular with the team as a replacement to our aging Tivoli Tape based backup solution. It usage …
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Needs Assesment

The trigger for us was to move off a growing expense in tivoli storage manager through contracted Specialist Staff cost and licensing of the Tivoli products. With Tivoli we weren't seeing a significant update of the product space to capture change in the industry, it was still an agent based …
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Cloud Capabilities

As a customer we're not utilising Veeam to protect cloud workloads, but we do utilise the Cloud for off site storage and are in the process of building our own DR capability with Veeam to restore directly into a cloud platform. We hope this will bring us a cost effective DR capability that in the …
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Workloads

Virtualized workloads Endpoints and physical servers running Windows & Linux In addition to back up, we also replicate some of these workloads In addition to back up, we also snapshot some of these workloads
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Number of Workloads Protected

We use Veeam for backupping more than 30 virtual machines, 3 VMware hosts, 2 Windows file servers and some critical client, also located in operation technology area; when we adopted the Veeam solution we didn't have the 2 file server and we didn't backup OT critical client/server.
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Workloads

Virtualized workloads Endpoints and physical servers running Windows & Linux In addition to back up, we also replicate some of these workloads
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Needs Assesment

Our previous backup solution was very difficult to implement when we had a mass number of restores we needed to complete. I led a search for a better quality product and we landed on Veeam Data Platform.
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Key Features

Application-centric recovery using Veeam Explorers (for Exchange, SQL, Sharepoint, etc) Utilizing backup copies for secondary purposes via DataLabs
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Number of Workloads Protected

Currently there are about 200 VM's and few physical servers. We have been using Veeam Data Platform for many years and during that time number of VM's has grown as new services have been added, but so far we have been able to cut down on number of licenses.
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Needs Assesment

Our old backup product was comlex to use and was not reliable. We tried Veeam Data Platform in a trial and immidiately found that it is easy to use, realiable and fast. I remember vividly how Veeam Data Platform explained the reason why some backups were failing so I could remedy the situation. …
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Cloud Capabilities

So far our company has mostly stayed in on premise workloads. We did try our Office 365 backups with Veeam Data Platform, and they worked well, but decided to go in different direction with that. I see no reason why we couldn't continue using Veeam Data Platform with cloud workloads as our company …
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Number of Workloads Protected

Approximately 150 workloads are protected by Veeam Data Platform. This was expected as we knew how many VMs were deployed in that region. We have six regional VMware clusters in Japan, Taiwan, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Hong Kong and Singapore that all use Veeam Data Platform. We are also looking at …
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Needs Assesment

The triggering action for us was due to aging hardware and a new network structure that required us to move to a VMware solution with multiple VMs per site. This will continue until all workloads are moved to Azure. We have continued to renew Veeam Data Platform ever since and it will continue to …
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Cloud Capabilities

We use the cloud as a secondary copy of the backups to ensure that we have off-site copies in case our primary storage completely fails. This is easy and effective. It also provides an immutable copy of the data that cannot be encrypted during a ransomware attack. It also can be throttled.
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Workloads

Virtualized workloads Endpoints and physical servers running Windows & Linux In addition to back up, we also replicate some of these workloads In addition to back up, we also snapshot some of these workloads
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Key Features

Application-centric recovery using Veeam Explorers (for Exchange, SQL, Sharepoint, etc) Capacity Tier to store data within object storage for longer term retention Automating test restores to validate recoverability Immutable storage to protect against ransomware “Instant” recovery or portability …
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Number of Workloads Protected

3 Virtual, 2 physical. A little more than when it was first purchased, but we've expanded since then and added new systems that needed to be backed up more securely than they were initially, such as a new parking gate server and endpoint, a new baremetal hypervisor server, and others.
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Needs Assesment

Several years ago, when we switched from separate baremetal servers to hosting multiple VMs on a single physical machines, Veeam became the best choice for backup in that situation over the software we were using before. This is also when we added multiple backup points to create redundancy for …
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Cloud Capabilities

We have not yet begun to implement cloud backup services, as the cost of them is not conducive to the business we have. We do have regular replication to a location offsite to help mitigate this, and we will eventually take advantage of the cloud features when it becomes more neccessary and cost …
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NAS Backup

We have a large internal file share that gets backed up consistently to prevent the loss of any work. Veeam has allowed me to instantly restore any data that was lost or corrupted due to end user mistakes or crashing systems, etc. It has saved hours and days of work.
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Workloads

Virtualized workloads Endpoints and physical servers running Windows & Linux In addition to back up, we also replicate some of these workloads In addition to back up, we also snapshot some of these workloads
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Key Features

Application-centric recovery using Veeam Explorers (for Exchange, SQL, Sharepoint, etc) License portability as your environment needs change Utilizing backup copies for secondary purposes via DataLabs Automating test restores to validate recoverability Immutable storage to protect against …
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Needs Assesment

Slow recovery times on the previous solution and quick growth in the company drove for this change. Our recovery operations were greatly improved with the move to Veeam Data Platform.
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Cloud Capabilities

We do not currently have many workloads in the cloud, but the platform does give us the feeling that as solutions would move in that direction that we will be able to maintain backup and recovery expectations without any issues. We have recently moved to MS365 exchange and know that Veeam Data …
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Number of Workloads Protected

19 virtual servers are protected on site and are duplicated to another server in a different location in the building. We also back up using hard drives weekly on a rotating basis and monthly and they are stored offsite. We back up 12 vital servers to a cloud hosted site as a DRP.
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Needs Assesment

I was not here before we moved to Veeam Backup & Replication so I cannot really comment. We changed from the per socket pricing to the current platform mainly for future proofing our infrastructure. As more SAAS suppliers move from server based operation to cloud, we will require less servers so …
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Cloud Capabilities

We have used the cloud for DR for the last 2 years and thankfully have never had to use it but it is reassuring that it is there. The only thing we would like for it to have the ability to be an alternative to the physical backup on premisis.
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Number of Workloads Protected

I have multiple servers with multiple VMs. They are exactly what I purchased Veeam Data Platform for and exactly what Veeam Data Platform is doing. It is a few less now than initially spec-ed for because of some server optimization that has taken place. Still, unquestionably worth the investment!
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Needs Assesment

The trigger was your sales outreach. The previous solution was not nearly as reliable, it was costly, and did not provide literally total piece of mind. Now, we are saving money with a reliable solution that affords me a great peace of mind.
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Workloads

Virtualized workloads Endpoints and physical servers running Windows & Linux Enterprise applications such as Oracle or SAP HANA In addition to back up, we also replicate some of these workloads In addition to back up, we also snapshot some of these workloads
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Key Features

Application-centric recovery using Veeam Explorers (for Exchange, SQL, Sharepoint, etc) License portability as your environment needs change Utilizing backup copies for secondary purposes via DataLabs Automating test restores to validate recoverability Immutable storage to protect against …
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Number of Workloads Protected

60 workloads across all plataform, if we grow Veeam can scale easly. We just add another proxy and more space for repository.
This was antecipated because one instance of license is one workload to protect, so is not complicated to estimate what will be protected and what not. For now we don´t have …
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Needs Assesment

I dont have use other enterprise solution for backup and recovery.
But the backup was made manually, copying the data from the server to the external hard drive. For other server was used the windows backup feature is not very easy to use or powerfull. In the market Veeam was the best solutions in …
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Cloud Capabilities

For now we are not using the Veeam feature and capacity for cloud envirioment, but i test this feature and as i see its very integrated white Azure and AWS. But we phink Azure blob for long retention data is a good solution to use as a secundary repository for copy job backup.
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NAS Backup

We are not using yet, we are backuping the full VM. If we use any NAS Storage, this feature is very good option. I implemented and test this so its recomemded for any one that need a solution to backup the data. If we need we will use whitout any problem.
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Number of Workloads Protected

We have zero cloud, around one hundred virtual servers, and eighteen physical servers. This is the coverage that we planned for when we first purchased the product. Although since we purchased the product we have added licenses to cover new VMs that we spun up. Our physical server count has …
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Needs Assesment

The prior backup solution was not able to keep up with our infrastructure. So we did not have confidence in our backups. Users were concerned about the possibility of losing data. Often the backup repositories had issues with data corruption. This would result in needing to do a new full backup. …
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Cloud Capabilities

Our organization has not used these Veeam features to store backup data. With the volume of data that we backup, we are able to use our own disk repositories at a lower cost than the cloud.
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Workloads

Endpoints and physical servers running Windows & Linux Enterprise UNIX servers running Solaris & IBM AIX In addition to back up, we also replicate some of these workloads In addition to back up, we also snapshot some of these workloads
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Key Features

Application-centric recovery using Veeam Explorers (for Exchange, SQL, Sharepoint, etc) Capacity Tier to store data within object storage for longer term retention License portability as your environment needs change Utilizing backup copies for secondary purposes via DataLabs Immutable storage to …
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Number of Workloads Protected

approx 500 servers This is about what we expected when we purchased the product which has changed incrementally over the last few years as we move to a cloud based environment and decommission old servers, we have had to increase our licencing number on 2 occasions previously The compression of …
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Needs Assesment

We used to use a couple of other solutions prior to veeam, these were direct to server or tape backups, they were clunky, slow and difficult to manage and took a lot of time to manage Under Veeam the process is automated, the feature set has improved significantly over each version without …
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Cloud Capabilities

We have recently implemented our cloud functionality and will be looking to expand this to more devices in the coming weeks/months Overall setup was easy to do, however, on Blob storage having to use scale-out repositories rather than a standard copy over off a job seems an overly complicated and …
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NAS Backup

File share backup solution is quick/simple however rarely used since we have implemented other tools such as shadow copies File restores in the past have recovered critical data due to accidental deletion or on one occasion a malware attack on our file server We were able to recover files quickly …
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Workloads

Endpoints and physical servers running Windows & Linux NAS filers In addition to back up, we also replicate some of these workloads In addition to back up, we also snapshot some of these workloads
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Future Workloads

Virtualized workloads Enterprise UNIX servers running Solaris & IBM AIX Enterprise applications such as Oracle or SAP HANA Cloud-hosted VMs within AWS or Azure
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Key Features

Application-centric recovery using Veeam Explorers (for Exchange, SQL, Sharepoint, etc) Automating test restores to validate recoverability “Instant” recovery or portability between platforms (physical > virtual > cloud-hosted)
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Number of Workloads Protected

Have 3 physical servers in our main office and are planning to replace them with VMs. It will remove the need of supporting and maintaining multiple physical servers in favor of a clustered VM host. This will reduce also the number of care packs and space required to place the server in the rack …
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Needs Assesment

The IT department saw a couple of YouTube guides that explained the ease of all workloads we are using within the company. To test the application we set up a server and some clients and simulated disaster scenarios as HDD failure and swapping from different hardware configurations. Restoring the …
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Cloud Capabilities

During our tests when we decided if we use the product we restored to AWS and Azure and it was really easy to achieve. In the future, we plan to use it in our main workflow and move away from physical servers in favor of VMs in the cloud. In addition to the tests, we are taking the next steps to …
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NAS Backup

We have tried it with a QNAP NAS device and it was very easy to set up with the guides provided (very good documentation on the web and also YouTube guides are available). It is not our main use case and we plan to move away from physical devices to reduce the number of servers in general.
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Key Features

Application-centric recovery using Veeam Explorers (for Exchange, SQL, Sharepoint, etc) Automating test restores to validate recoverability Immutable storage to protect against ransomware
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Number of Workloads Protected

We're right around two dozen virtual servers now that Veeam protects for us and we didn't ever expect to have this many. New services have driven our virtual server count up from what we started at, we never envisioned Veeam would be helping us maintain so many servers and services.
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Needs Assesment

We were bare metal until around 2013, backups and restoes to servers/services were painful and slow. We tried other virtualization backup software and weren't really happy. We made the swap to Veeam due to a suggestion from a friendly customer and haven't looked back since. Veeam has been able to …
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Cloud Capabilities

Our group in particular does not use Veeam for cloud backup at this time but it is something that we have in our sights. We have a friendly entity that is using Veeam for immutable storage with a cloud provider and they are feeding us good vibes about the process.
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Pricing

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Veeam Data Platform Essentials

$428

On Premise
per year per 5 instances

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On Premise

Entry-level set up fee?

  • No setup fee
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Offerings

  • Free Trial
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Features

Data Center Backup

Data center backup tools send data to a secure storage location after encryption and de-duplication

8.8
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Product Details

What is Veeam Data Platform?

From secure backups to intelligent data insights, Veeam Data Platform is built to handle the complexities of modern data management, and keeps enterprise data, protected, and recoverable.


Veeam's data management platform goes beyond backup, providing businesses with data protection, orchestrated recovery, and streamlined data management. Veeam ultimately aims to give businesses peace of mind knowing their data is secure, always available, and easily recoverable, empowering organizations to achieve data resilience.

Veeam Data Platform Features

Data Center Backup Features

  • Supported: Universal recovery
  • Supported: Instant recovery
  • Supported: Recovery verification
  • Supported: Business application protection
  • Supported: Multiple backup destinations
  • Supported: Incremental backup identification
  • Supported: Backup to the cloud
  • Supported: Deduplication and file compression
  • Supported: Snapshots
  • Supported: Flexible deployment
  • Supported: Platform support
  • Supported: Retention options
  • Supported: Encryption

Veeam Data Platform Screenshots

Screenshot of the Veeam Data Platform dashboard that puts the spotlight on malware. It will also highlight threats, identify risks, and measure the security score of the environment in the Veeam Threat Center.Screenshot of SharePoint items can be located and restored to the original or new SharePoint site, sent by e-mail or saved to the specified locationScreenshot of The user can restore Microsoft SharePoint items in a couple of minutes.Screenshot of Veeam Backup & Replication does not back up "dirty blocks" on VM guest OS.

Veeam Data Platform Videos

Veeam: The Home of Radical Resilience
Veeam V12.3 Overview

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Veeam Data Platform Technical Details

Deployment TypesOn-premise
Operating SystemsWindows, Linux, Mac
Mobile ApplicationNo
Supported LanguagesEnglish

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Frequently Asked Questions

Veeam’s® premier product, Veeam Backup & Replication™, delivers availability for all cloud, virtual, Kubernetes and physical workloads. Through a management console, the software provides backup, archival, recovery and replication capabilities.

Acronis Cyber Protect, Commvault Cloud powered by Metallic AI, and Cohesity are common alternatives for Veeam Data Platform.

Reviewers rate Multiple backup destinations highest, with a score of 9.4.

The most common users of Veeam Data Platform are from Mid-sized Companies (51-1,000 employees).

Veeam Data Platform Customer Size Distribution

Consumers0%
Small Businesses (1-50 employees)10%
Mid-Size Companies (51-500 employees)50%
Enterprises (more than 500 employees)40%
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Reviews From Top Reviewers

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Efficient Data Protection with Veeam Data Platform: A Comprehensive Review

Rating: 10 out of 10
Incentivized
September 08, 2024
NL
Nizar Lalji
Cloud Architect
NSW health (Government Administration, 10,001+ employees)
Vetted Review
Verified User
Veeam Data Platform
5 years of experience
Support Headcount Required
5
To effectively support Veeam Data Platform, a diverse skill set and various roles are essential:Backup and Recovery Specialists: These professionals need a deep understanding of Veeam's architecture, backup policies, and recovery processes. They are responsible for configuring and managing backup jobs, ensuring data integrity, and performing recovery operations.Cloud Engineers: As Veeam integrates seamlessly with cloud environments, having cloud engineers with expertise in platforms like AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud is crucial. They help implement cloud-based backups and disaster recovery strategies.System Administrators: Administrators skilled in managing virtualized environments (e.g., VMware, Hyper-V) are essential for deploying and maintaining Veeam in a virtual landscape. They handle infrastructure management and ensure optimal performance.Network Administrators: These professionals manage the network components that affect backup and restore operations, ensuring sufficient bandwidth and security measures are in place.Data Security Experts: As data protection is a priority, having security specialists who understand compliance regulations and best practices for securing backups is vital.Training and Support Staff: Providing training for end-users and offering technical support for issues related to Veeam usage are also necessary for maximizing its effectiveness within the organization.Having individuals with these skills ensures successful implementation, management, and troubleshooting of Veeam Data Platform, leading to efficient data protection and recovery solutions.
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