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Protect your workloads with a ready-to-deploy Veeam environment built for backup, recovery and business continuity.
Servers Australia's Veeam Backup Instance (VBI) combines a pre-built cloud server with full access to Veeam's Backup & Replication suite, giving you a dedicated environment for creating and managing backup jobs and recovering workloads when they're needed.
Combine powerful Veeam backup and recovery capabilities with flexible Australian cloud infrastructure, giving you greater control over how critical workloads are protected, managed and recovered.
Quickly restore failed virtual machines and get critical workloads running again while full recovery takes place.
Recover exactly what you need, from individual files and application items through to complete virtual machines.
Use Veeam SureBackup capabilities to automatically verify the recoverability of backups by running VMs in an isolated environment.
Create, schedule and manage backup and recovery jobs from one dedicated Veeam environment.
Protect important virtual machines, applications and business data against loss, failure and disruption.
Reduce the impact of outages with recovery options designed to get important systems operational sooner.
Keep your Veeam backup environment on infrastructure hosted within Australian data centres.
Run your service from Equinix facilities built around connectivity, availability and physical security.
Access Australian-based support around the clock when you need assistance with your service.
Benefit from DDoS protection provided as part of the underlying Servers Australia infrastructure.
Work with an Australian provider experienced across cloud, storage, backup and recovery infrastructure.
Connect backup and recovery with your wider cloud, server, networking and infrastructure strategy.
From individual files to complete virtual machines, Veeam gives you flexible recovery options to help restore critical data and workloads without recovering more than necessary.
| Recovery Need | Veeam Capability | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
| Individual Files | File-Level Recovery | Restore specific files without recovering an entire virtual machine. |
| Application Data | Application Item Recovery | Recover individual application items when only specific data needs to be restored. |
| Rapid VM Recovery | Instant VM Recovery | Run a protected VM directly from backup to help restore services sooner. |
| Network Extension & Potability | Networking | Software-defined networking (SDN) simplifies scaling |
| Recovery Verification | SureBackup | Verify the recoverability of protected VMs and gain greater confidence in your backup strategy. |
| Managed Recovery | Centralised Veeam Management | Manage backup jobs and recovery operations through your dedicated Veeam environment. |
Explore guides, technical insights and resources to help you protect workloads, plan for recovery and get more from your Veeam Backup Instance.
A Veeam Backup Instance is a pre-built cloud server running Veeam Backup & Replication, giving you a dedicated environment for creating backup jobs, managing protected workloads and performing recovery operations.
Veeam provides multiple recovery options, allowing you to recover individual files and application items through to complete virtual machines, depending on what has been lost or affected.
Instant VM Recovery allows a protected virtual machine to be started directly from its backup, helping restore access to important workloads while the full recovery process is completed.
Veeam SureBackup provides recovery verification capabilities that can be used to validate protected virtual machines and provide greater confidence that backups are recoverable when required.
Yes. Veeam Backup Instance runs on Servers Australia infrastructure hosted within Australian Equinix data centres, providing an Australian-hosted option for organisations considering data location and sovereignty requirements.
Restore complete virtual machines following infrastructure failure, corruption or other events that make a workload unavailable.
Restore individual files or application items without needing to recover an entire virtual machine.
Maintain recoverable copies of critical workloads as part of a wider strategy for responding to ransomware and other destructive events.
Build backup and recovery into your continuity strategy so critical workloads have a defined path back to operation following disruption.
Use Veeam recovery verification capabilities to gain greater confidence that protected workloads can be restored when they're needed.
Host your backup environment on Australian infrastructure when data location, sovereignty and organisational requirements are important.
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