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To the original location, it is now possible to preserve the original private IP.īy default, an instance would get a new private IP when doing a restore from the specific DHCP range. Preserve the original private IP for Amazon EC2 instances - While restoring an Amazon EC2 instance.This minor change is now helping you assuring everything is resolved as it should be without the need for an alarm clock. While this workaround works, it wasn’t ideal because it could happen a restore would finish at a bad moment (at night, stuck in a traffic jam,…). But for the other 50%, this meant doing the restore, wait for it to finish (could be quick depending on the instance size), and log back into the AWS console to resolve the missing ones. It became clear that in most cases this will work, let’s say around 50%. When Veeam added the initial support for both EC2 and RDS, you could only restore 1 security group. Restoring Amazon EC2 or Amazon RDS instances. Support for multiple security groups - It is now possible to restore multiple security groups at once while.Let’s dig a bit deeper into the 3 points listed in the what’s new:

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Under the hood changesĪlso known as what is not written in full details in the short what’s new 😎. These make it so much easier to put all the relevant configuration items on your screen and make it easy to use when you need to set up something like a new repository or policy.Īdd on top of this the improvement of text used within the UI thanks to great feedback from the customer base and you know Veeam is on a roll to overtake the competition with their keep it simple and easy to use method. Starting v2, Veeam worked hard on converting the “small” screen wizards into amazing full-screen wizards.

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You’ll notice a new modern login screen after your deployment or upgrade and this is not the only change within the product.įor those who have used v1, there is one specific change that has been happening since then. Starting from v4, you can now deploy the solution as a standalone AMI. While there are 3 major features, Veeam added a 4th one in this release cycle which is a major enhancement. Use AWS KMS to encrypt your backup data within the S3 repositories and have one central place of security management. AWS KMS support: No need to worry about passwords anymore which you configured specifically for Veeam Backup for AWS.

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S3 Glacier storage class support: Don’t you hate it when you have to use S3 Standard for storing backups for a long time? Don’t worry anymore! Start tiering your backup to either S3 Glacier or S3 Glacier Deep Archive starting today! Time to save on costs (and as we know, everything costs money in the cloud).

Simple, easy-to-use and straight forward.

EFS support: You can now protect EFS shares using the same policy wizard as Veeam already offered for Amazon EC2 and Amazon RDS.

What’s in it?Īs with every release, there are 3 major enhancements and a lot of under the hood stuff as well as minor improvements. If you are already using Veeam Backup for AWS, you can upgrade your previous installation by using the built-in updater.įor a complete straightforward list of changes, I suggest reading up using the what’s new PDF. Veeam Backup for AWS v4 is available via the AWS marketplace or as a standalone AMI ( new since v4).

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Veeam officially released Veeam Backup for AWS about a week ago however there was no big bang yet as that was planned for the VeeamON update 😃🎉.