Veeam ONE

Multi hosts or failover cluster environment across multiple site with a large numbers of VMs

Veeam ONE is so reliable I will get alerts if an issue arises during the creation of a VM. It will begin monitoring for issues before the VM is fully provisioned. I am able to monitor all datastores and any storage or infrastructure connected to the physical hosts. It even monitors backup jobs and will alert if any issues occur.

If Veeam Backup is not installed in an environment I would not recommend Veeam ONE at all. Aside from monitoring/reporting on Veeam Backup we use Veeam ONE to monitor and alert on some of the virtual infrastructure. If we did not already have the product in place, we would not be using it for this use-case as it does not perform well. Veeam ONE can only be used in a Hyper-V or VMware environment, anything outside of that will not be beneficial at all.

Organizations with a high percentage of virtual machines in their environment, that need to add capacity planning and better reporting capabilities. I would also recommend using Veeam B&R to really get the most out of it. You can mix and match Veeam and Hyper-V infrastructure in one view if that's a requirement too.

It is well suited for most environments be they running on physical or virtual infrastructure.Also it supports VMware and Hyper-V which is good since these hypervisors are quite popular and found within so many data centre environments. Finally, I would say that if you want insight into your mission critical server environment and want to be notified about issues as soon as they occur, the this tool is for you,

When there is any sort of performance issue, Veeam ONE is well suited to help assess the problem. There are many, many features within the monitoring console that allow you to connect to machines, view processes and even reset them with ease. We prefer this tool over any of the more complicated ones in our environment.

If you have a VMware virtual environment and or Veeam Backup and Replication, Veeam ONE is a great tool to monitor its health. You can use the built-in tools in vCenter to monitor many of the same things that Veeam ONE monitors, but with vCenter you have to go looking for problems that Veeam ONE automatically notifies you on. You can also set thresholds in Veeam ONE such that certain VMs don't falsely alert you all the time as well.

It is very helpful for a large virtual infrastructure. It is not the best solution if you need physical server monitoring.

Veeam ONE is especially great in the enterprise level customer with many pieces to manage, however Veeam ONE also works well in the small and medium size businesses, especially with limited IT resources. It allows those customers to also run their environments as efficiently as possible. It is an overall time and resource saver.

Veeam does great at keeping us informed on the status of our network.

If you have someone always watching over your network, it may not be as needed.

Veeam ONE is suited for the VMWare environment; less suited for the physical environment. The question can also be regarded in terms of sustainability; given the fact that Veeam is considered a smaller company, compared to larger vendors such as Veritas, is in the City Of Los Angeles interests to invest in a different backup solution that has been proven to be stable? What happens to Veeam 5 years from now? Will they expand beyond the Virtual Backup realm?

Veeam One works great for monitoring virtual infrastructure. However, other dedicated server monitoring apps do better with monitoring the individual VMs. Where it stands out is its reporting functionality, which allows you to forecast growth and keep track of how you are using your resources. It is also great for companies without a big monitoring budget, as there is a pretty functional free version.

It works "perfectly" with my vmWare environment.

Veeam ONE is an excellent product to use with VMware and Veeam Backup products. Veeam ONE is not for use in purely physical server environments.