Cloud Databases

To view and export policy details for databases in the public clouds:

  1. Log in to Veeam Service Provider Console.

For details, see Accessing Veeam Service Provider Console.

  1. In the menu on the left, click Backup Jobs.
  2. Open the Cloud Databases tab.

Veeam Service Provider Console will display a list of all cloud backup policies.

To narrow down the list of policies, you can apply the following filters:

  • Instance — search policies by database instance name.
  • Policy — search policies by name.
  • Status — limit the list of policies by the result of the latest session (Success, Warning, Failed, Running, Information).
  • Type — limit the list of policies by type (Backup, Snaphot, Replica snapshot, Archive).
  • Platform — limit the list of policies by cloud platform on which protected VMs reside (Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud).
  • Location — limit the list of policies by location to which policies belong. To limit the list of policies by location, use filter at the top left corner of the Veeam Service Provider Console window.
  1. To export policy details, click Export to and choose a format of the exported data:
  • CSV — choose this option to structure exported data as a CSV file.
  • XML — choose this option to structure exported data as an XML file.

The file with exported data will be saved to the default download location on your computer.

View Cloud Databases Job Details

Each policy in the list is described with a set of properties. By default, some properties in the list are hidden. To display additional properties, click the ellipsis on the right of the list header and choose job properties that must be displayed.

  • Instance — name of a protected database.
  • Location — name of a location to which a policy belongs.
  • Resource ID — ID of a cloud object.
  • Platform — name of a cloud platform on which a protected VM reside.
  • Policy — backup, snapshot or replica snapshot policy name.
  • Policy State — state of a backup, snapshot or replication policy schedule (Enabled, Disabled).
  • Last Snapshot — amount of time since the latest snapshot session completed and status of the session.
  • Last Backup — amount of time since the latest backup session completed and status of the session.
  • Last Replica Snapshot — amount of time since the latest replica snapshot session completed and status of the session.
  • Last Archive — amount of time since the latest archive session completed and status of the session.
  • Next Run — date and time of the next scheduled policy run.
  • Server Name — name of a backup server with which an external repository hosting backup files is integrated.