With all the different alarms included in Veeam ONE it is important to set up notifications for critical issues so you receive notifications in real-time to troubleshoot when needed.

What notifications do you want to receive?.

These are just some of the helpful reports included, there are so many more that can contribute to optimizing your environment. These reports are available for physical, virtual and cloud workloads. These reports let you know which machines are not meeting their Recovery Point Objectives so you can make sure they are included in data protection operations. To help ensure that you are backing up your machines, Protection Reports are available. The modern data center today can be complex, ever-changing and dispersed. This report contains information on each job including completion status, number of processed objects, backup type, session start time, duration, processing rate, the amount of transferred data and total backup size. To view information about backup and replication jobs you can view the Job History Report. Veeam ONE can report on VM Change Rate Estimation and Data Change rate to help with backup repository planning.Īfter you have properly assessed your environment and ensured that you have the correct setup for proper backup operations you can utilize some of the other helpful reports included in Veeam ONE. One component of the backup infrastructure is the backup repository. The Backup Infrastructure Assessment report helps identify VMs that cannot be properly backed up due to configuration limitations, verifies problem areas and helps mitigate issues. Once you have Veeam Backup & Replication setup and Veeam ONE installed, you can run a report that compares your backup infrastructure to a set of best practices that addresses configuration to ensure that your backup environment is running efficiently. There are some reports that can be very useful when first starting with Veeam ONE. These reports allow you to document, analyze, track changes and can help with decision making for planning for future capacity. Just one of the great features of Veeam ONE is the reporting. The Veeam ONE Client is the main interface for monitoring and troubleshooting any alarms that are triggered in your environment. By switching through the different Veeam ONE Client views, you can monitor different environments, get more granular based on infrastructure components (backup and virtual) and run reports. Once you have added your environment into Veeam ONE, it immediately starts collecting data on how resources are being consumed, finds any problem areas and identifies bottlenecks. Veeam ONE does all of this, and if you are first getting started with Veeam ONE, this blog post is for you.

Veeam ONE provides visibility into your environment by monitoring and analyzing data trends that identify resource usage, helping plan for capacity, ensuring applications are performing efficiently and confirming backup operations are completing successfully. If you are new to Veeam, or currently running Veeam Availability Suite, you may not know that you have a powerful monitoring solution not only for your data protection environment but also your virtual environment.

Veeam ONE is an important part of Veeam Availability Suite.

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