Veeam ONE

I'm an insurance broker, not an IT manager. Veeam One is a precious resource to understand and plan your infrastructure. I got control of my Virtualization Environment, correctly dimensioned my vm

I am using Veeam ONE to monitor my virtual servers and infrastructure. It detects infrastructure changes and addition, removing the scenario of accidently forgetting to add something to monitoring. Veeam ONE has many many different kinds of monitors. The licensing is great because I do not need to worry about how many virtual servers or monitors I have. Other products that are licensed per VM get very expensive as the infrastructure grows.

Veeam ONE is used mostly within the Systems Engineering department to monitor Veeam backups and some parts of our Infrastructure and virtual machines. We use Veeam ONE to generate reports on backup successes and failures as part of a control we have in place at our bank. There is alerting configured to monitor resources within the infrastructure and the infrastructure itself.

We're currently using Veeam ONE for infrastructure reporting for our Corporate IT team's virtual environment. It gives us a single pane of glass view into our backup operations, virtual environment health, and helps us with our capacity planning.

Backup operations are reported on regularly using the premade reports that came with it. It took no effort to get this up and rolling after setting up the SMTP configuration. This shows us daily and weekly reports on backup jobs and issues as they arise. Virtual environment health is very similar to VMWare's vSphere client, and has similar alarms and functionality. It's much easier to give a junior administrator access to this than the production vSphere console, and less risk in doing so. Capacity planning also came ready to go out of the box. It takes a few minutes to set up the reports you want to subscribe to, and they're easy enough to customize. There are reports for almost anything you need already, but you have the ability to create your own too.

Veeam One is used by the IT Department to monitor the health of our backups, virtual and physical environments. It provides us with monitoring and alerting capabilities as well as the ability to pull reports based on whats happening within the ICT Data Centre environment. The Capacity Planning dashboard helps us analyze the current resource utilization as well as the ability to forecast and plan ahead in growing our environment appropriately.

Our Systems Administrators use it most frequently to manage and monitor performance of our virtual infrastructure components across the enterprise. We have other monitoring solutions in place (SolarWinds, VROPS) but none of them are as handy, or intuitive as Veeam ONE for a centralized monitoring tool for near real time performance.

We use Veeam ONE in the Information Systems department to monitor our virtual infrastructure for our entire organization. It is a relatively inexpensive and easy to use tool for the monitoring and notification of critical infrastructures status and availability. We actually used Veeam Backup and Recovery first and then discovered that for a nominal amount more you can get Veeam ONE in a suite configuration to compliment VBR.

We have a big virtual infrastructure for an ERP solution. It is a mix of Windows and Linux virtual machines hosted on VMWare vSphere using ESXi hosts. Now with that large setup having 200 + virtual machines, we use Veeam ONE, a one stop location for monitoring resources across the environments.

We use Veeam ONE to assist our customers in implementations. It provides a single pane for management of their entire IT infrastructure, including virtual and physical. It provides a knowledge base for our users to manage their server environment. Our customers look for the most efficient way to oversee their environments and with Veeam ONE, they can do so.

Veeam ONE has become a major asset in the backup and recovery of our computer systems.

Prior to this implementation our company felt vulnerable and did not have a solution. Now we are protected and have the peace of mind knowing that whatever disaster may strike we will be able to recover.

We primarily use Veeam for backing up our Windows VMs in our VMWare vSphere multi-tenant environment and allows us to easily manage and analyze our backup infrastructure. It is not currently being used by our department across the whole organization; we currently have an enterprise license with NetBackup. The advantages of Veeam One is the simple installation, and integration to backup, monitor and report in real-time. There is a cost savings in data compression and data deduplication as well.

We use Veeam One along with other monitoring products to keep an eye on our VMWare virtual infrastructure. It allows us to stay on top of common virtualization issues, such as data stores filling up, hosts reaching maximum resource usage, and VMs having issues. It also provides many useful reports to see how things are performing over time and identify over allocation of resources.

I use VeeamONE to alert myself of potential issues in my infrastructure. It allowed me to stave off a more critical issue, by letting me know that one of my disks was 80% full.

While working at a previous job, we virtualized the great majority of our servers. Part of that process was to include finding a new backup alternative for our virtual VMware servers. Veeam ONE was included in our purchase of the Veeam backup product and what a wonderful inclusion it was. Veeam ONE does an excellent job of monitoring the health of your virtual servers and alerting you to potential issues in a proactive manner. If I had an issue with the product, it was that (at that time anyway) it wouldn't monitor our old physical servers. Veeam ONE monitors only virtual servers and does an excellent job thereof.