Configuring Veeam Plug-In for AWS
To start working with Veeam Plug-in for AWS, perform a number of steps for its configuration:
- Add backup appliances to the backup infrastructure.
- Add repositories that will be used to store backed-up data.
This step applies if you plan to protect EC2 or DB instances with image-level backups, to perform EFS indexing operations, to back up backup appliance configuration and to keep additional copies of Amazon VPC configuration backups in Amazon S3.
- Add IAM roles to access AWS services and resources that belong to a standalone AWS account.
- [Optional] Add AWS Organizations to access resources that belong to AWS accounts across organizational units within the organizations.
- [Optional] Add users to control access to backup appliances.
- [Optional] Add database accounts to access databases of PostgreSQL DB instances.
- [Optional] Configure worker instance settings.
If you do not configure settings for worker instances, backup appliances will use the default settings of AWS Regions where worker instances will be deployed.
- [Optional] Configure policy templates that will be used by SLA-based backup policies.
- [Optional] Configure private network deployment, global retention, email notification and single-sign-on settings.
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Even after you add IAM roles or AWS Organizations that manage your AWS resources and configure all the necessary settings, Veeam Plug-in for AWS will not populate the list of resources on the Resources page — unless you create backup policies and specify regions where the AWS resources belong, as described in section Performing Backup. |