An access node is required to back up instances without egress charges.
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Click the add button
.The Add a new backup gateway dialog box appears.
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From the Platform list, select the OS for the backup gateway.
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From the Storage region list, select the region that the object storage resides in.
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Click Oracle Cloud Resource Stack link.
The Stacks page of the OCI website opens.
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Select I have reviewed and accept the Oracle terms of use.
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Verify that the Use custom Terraform providers check box is not selected.
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In the Name box, enter a descriptive name for the stack.
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From the Create in compartment list, select a compartment.
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In the Tags section, add a tag to identify the backup gateway stack.
For example, for Tag namespace, select None (add a free-form tag), for Tag key, enter Reference, and for Tag value, enter Metallic Backup Gateway.
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Click Next.
The Configure Variables page appears.
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From the Backup Data Size list, select the backup data size.
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From the Compartment for Instance/Volumes list, select the compartment for instances and volumes.
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From the Availability Domain list, select a domain.
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If your platform is Linux, paste the SSH public key in the SSH public key box.
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From the Compartment for VCN/Subnet list, select a compartment for VCN/subnet.
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From the Virtual Cloud Network (VCN) list, select a virtual cloud network.
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From the Subnet list, select a subnet.
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In the Network Security Group section, select a compartment from the Compartment for NSG list.
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Click Next.
The Review page appears.
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Click Create.
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Return to the Commvault configuration wizard.
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Refresh the list of backup gateways.
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Select the backup gateway that you created.
Note
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The gateways must be of similar operating system type.
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To use a gateway group, the region must already be configured on the gateway group.
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All gateways in the gateway group must be reachable through network routes.
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Click Next.