Announced – Veeam Backup for Salesforce

At VeeamOn Update overnight we announced that Veeam Backup for Salesforce would be our next SaaS backup product, with intentionality to release some time in 2022. This is a huge announcement from us and one which is sure to produce a great amount of interest from existing and prospective customers. As Danny Allan talks about […] Read More

Double Release – Veeam Backup for AWS v4 and Azure v3

The releases keep coming from us here at Veeam and off the back of updated versions Veeam Backup & Replication (v11a) , Veeam One (v11a) and Veeam Service Provider Console (v6) we have released new version of Veeam Backup for AWS v4 (Build 4.0.0.741) and Veeam Backup for Azure v3 (Build 3.0.0.666). This comes off […] Read More

Veeam @VMworld 2021 Virtual Edition..still!

VMworld 2021 is today! This year, once again we will all be experiencing the conference remotely and a little more delayed than is usual for VMworld (US). With this being set in stone as a virtual event a long time ago VMware has adjusted to the challenges of running events during COVID times by bringing […] Read More

Veeam ONE v11a – Features and Enhancements… plus a significant preview!

This week, in addition to a number of other releases, we released v11a (Build 11.0.1.1880) of Veeam ONE. Looking at the VeeamKB and release notes, this is more than an “a” release and contains some major enhancements and new features. Apart from dealing with a number of minor fixes and enhancements there are also other […] Read More

Console v6 – What’s in it for Service Providers

 This week, with the release of Veeam Backup & Replication v11a we also released Veeam Service Provider Console v6 (Latest build 6.0.0.7739). Veeam remains focused on developing integrated cloud and managed service operation capabilities, so service providers can continue to have awareness and control of workloads no matter where they live. With the release […] Read More

Quick Post: Quick Post: Expanding MetalLB IP Pool to Fix Pending Status

 I’ve been using MetalLB for a while now in my Kubernetes Clusters and it’s a great easy way to achieve high availability networking for service endpoints. For an overview of MetalLB, head to this earlier post. When initially deploying MetalLB, I usually configure a fairly small address pool for the Layer 2 mode configuration […] Read More

Install and Configure Ghost on Ubuntu

 I’ve been looking for alternative WordPress blogging options for a while and the one that keeps on coming up is Ghost. Now, Ghost has been around for a long time, in fact is was founded in 2013 after a Kickstarter campaign to create a new platform focused on professional publishing. Fast forward to to […] Read More

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