To learn how to enable encryption at the repository level, see Enabling Data Encryption.
To learn what encryption standards Veeam Backup & Replication uses to encrypt its data, see the Veeam Backup & Replication User Guide, section Encryption Standards. Veeam Backup for Google Cloud uses the same encryption standards as Veeam Backup & Replication to encrypt backups stored in backup repositories. Otherwise, Veeam Backup for Google Cloud may fail to restore the backed-up data.įor enhanced data security, Veeam Backup for Google Cloud allows you to enable encryption at the repository level. When a backup policy addresses the backup repository, the Veeam Data Mover establishes a connection with the repository to enable data transfer.īackups are stored in backup repositories in the native Veeam format and must be modified neither manually nor by 3rd party tools, including native Google Cloud capabilities (for example, the Autoclass feature ). To communicate with a backup repository, Veeam Backup for Google Cloud uses Veeam Data Mover - the service that runs on a worker instance and that is responsible for data processing and transfer. The backup appliance also maintains the configuration database that stores data collected from Veeam Backup for Google Cloud for the existing backup policies, protected VM instances and Cloud SQL instances, deployed worker instances, connected Google Cloud projects and so on.Ī backup repository is a subdirectory in a Google Cloud storage bucket where Veeam Backup for Google Cloud stores backups of protected VM instances and Cloud SQL instances. Generates daily reports and email notifications.Coordinates snapshot creation, backup and recovery tasks.The backup appliance performs the following administrative activities: The backup appliance is a Linux-based VM instance where Veeam Backup for Google Cloud is installed. The Veeam Backup for Google Cloud architecture includes the following components:
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