Concept of Netbackup Cluster for HA
Hi everyone, recently I have been task with the research of deploying the new Netbackup Domain which will be setting up HA using 3 NBU Master Nodes (2 nodes in PROD and 1 nodes at DR). Our target is to install new NBU 10.5.0.0 version on RHEL 8.10 server or RHEL 9.3 However when reading through the Veritas article I have run into 2 concepts: Veritas NBU VCS InfoScale HA So in this case, to achieve our goal, what approach should we choose? And what is the high level activity should we go through: Install Master server node 1 -> configure cluster or install master server node 1 and node 2 then configure cluster? etc. Appreciate someone can guide me on this. Thank you.(CEP-19095) InfoScale Usage & Experience
Interaction Date: April 24 - May 8, 2024 Interaction Type: Online Survey The Veritas Product Management team is interested in getting some information about the use of InfoScale in your environment and your feedback on your overall InfoScale experience. If you are interested in getting more details about this opportunity or in participating in other exciting interactions and are not currently a member of our CPEP program, you can register here: https://cpep.veritas.com then contact us at customer.engagement@veritas.com.
Does VVR support cascaded space-optimized snapshot?
Configuration: Infoscale Storage 8.0 on Linux Infoscale storage foundation supports cascaded snapshot using vxsnap infrontof= to do cascaded snapshots Infoscale storage (with Volume replicator) documentation doesn't describe cascaded snapshot. I checked manpage for vxrvg. Does not have an infront of attribute. Does that mean cascaded space-optimized snapshots are not supported/permitted on RVG?(CEP-18352) Veritas InfoScale – Application Mobility Portal
Interaction Date: January 3 – January 13, 2023 Interaction Type: Usability Study Are you a Veritas InfoScale customer interested in migrating on-premise applications and data to the cloud? Veritas is working on a migration tool that aims to help customers move their data and application from on-premise to the cloud. The Veritas Customer Experience (CX) Research team would like to get your feedback on the early stage InfoScale Application Mobility Portal prototype that can help customers easily and efficiently migrate applications from on-premise to the cloud. We are inviting you to participate in a 60-min user research session over Zoom video/audio conference call. We would like to learn about your thoughts as you interaction with the migration tool prototype. Your participation will help us improve the tool and create a better application/data migration experience. If you are interested in participating other exciting interactions, and are not currently a member of our CPEP program, you can register here: https://cpep.veritas.com then contact us at customer.engagement@veritas.com.(CEP-17344) InfoScale 8.0 BETA
Interaction Date: September 7 – November 22, 2021 Interaction Type: BETA We are pleased to inform you that registrations for InfoScale 8.0 Beta program are now open. This Beta program for the upcoming release of InfoScale 8.0 provides preview into the following features: • Kubernetes Orchestration Platform support along with storage capabilities for multiple workloads. • Enhanced user experience with RestAPI support for Storage and HA workflows • Enhanced integration with NetBackup for Higher Availability of applications in VMWare ecosystem • Linux Core stack (RH8.x) for InfoScale 8.0 Beta program are now open. If you are interested in participating in this or other exciting interactions, and are not currently a member of our CPEP program, you can register here: https://cpep.veritas.com then contact us at customer.engagement@veritas.com.
Recommendation required Upgrading NBU from V8.1.2 to V9.X.X best Stable version in VCS cluster
Dear Expert's, We would like to upgrade NBU V8.1.2 hosted in Redhat cluster with Infoscale Cluster solution, We have heavy & critical workloads, can you suggest which is the stable version we should be moving for smooth operations with VCS. Thank you.
