Architecture Overview
This section provides information on the Orchestrator architecture and its components, and describes some common deployment scenarios. The main components in the Orchestrator architecture are:
Optionally, additional infrastructure required for recovery can be connected, for example:
- Veeam Orchestrator Server Service — is responsible for managing orchestration plans, and administering user roles and permissions.
- Veeam Orchestrator Web UI — is a web-based user interface that allows users to interact with the Veeam Orchestrator Server Service, and to perform various configuration and administration actions. In the Orchestrator UI, orchestration plans are designed, checked, tested and executed.
- Veeam Backup & Replication Server — is installed with the Orchestrator server to supply Veeam PowerShell libraries and support certain disaster recovery scenarios. It is referred to as an "embedded" server. If a license is applied, the server can work as a fully functional Veeam Backup & Replication server.
- Veeam ONE Server — handles the Veeam ONE Business View engine to gather inventory. This is a custom lightweight edition of Veeam ONE. It is referred to as an "embedded" server. If a license is applied, the server can work as a fully functional Veeam ONE server.
- SQL Server — is used to host configuration data. A Microsoft SQL Server Express instance can be installed locally. However, for best performance and scalability, Microsoft SQL Server Enterprise edition is recommended, which may be a remote server.
Important |
Installation of the Orchestrator server on a machine already running Veeam Backup & Replication or Veeam ONE is not supported. |
Veeam Backup & Replication Servers
[Optional] NetApp Storage Systems
Note |
You can connect only SVMs to the Orchestrator server. Connections to NetApp clusters and nodes are not supported. |
[Optional] HPE Storage Systems
Note |
You can connect only storage systems to the Orchestrator server. Connections to StoreServ Management Consoles are not supported. |