This is an archive version of the document. To get the most up-to-date information, see the current version.Archive Extent Structure
When data is being transferred to the archive extent, Veeam Backup & Replication creates and maintains the following structure of directories:
Directory | Description | Misc |
|---|---|---|
<bucket_name> or <container_name> | A bucket or container name. Buckets and containers must be created in advance. | N/A |
Veeam/LongTerm/ | Standard folders created by Veeam Backup & Replication. | |
<repository_folder_name> | A repository folder that you create when adding a new capacity extent. | |
<backup_id> | Contains objects in a backup. | These folders are automatically removed during data removal. |
<objects_in_backup_id> | An identifier of an object in a backup. | |
Objects | Contains meta information and other auxiliary data. | |
Storages | Contains a replicated version of offloaded backup files with metadata. | |
BlobStore | Contains data blobs created by the archiving session, as described in Archive Tier Data Transfer. | |
Checkpoints | Contains meta information about the state of archived backup chains. Such meta information is updated upon each successful archiving session. | |
Encryption | Contains required information to work with encrypted backups. | N/A |
