Commvault Cloud supports Amazon Web Services (Amazon EBS volume snapshots, stored in Amazon S3) for snapshot storage.
Support
Workloads
The following workloads are supported:
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Amazon EC2
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Db2
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MongoDB
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MySQL
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Oracle
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PostgreSQL
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SAP HANA
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SQL Server
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SQL Server
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Sybase
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Linux file system
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Windows file system
Devices
The following devices are supported:
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NVMe
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XEN
Operating systems
The following OSs are supported:
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Linux
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Windows Server
Snapshot behavior
When you use AWS as snapshot storage, Commvault Cloud configures snapshot behavior for each AWS workload (such as Amazon EC2) when you configure backups for the workload.
Snapshot names
EBS
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Naming convention: EBS snaps don't have names. They have only IDs.
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Example: snap-0a1b033b1430b3b05
RDS
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Naming convention: InstanceName-Region-Timestamp
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Instance name: The RDS or EBS instance name.
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Region: The geographical region where the snapshot is created.
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Timestamp: The time the snapshot was created.
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Example: Orcl-us-east-1-20170425t204551z