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      Configuring (Connecting) Veeam to use Myota Cyberstorage

      Connect Veeam to the Myota BucketZero Object Storage

      Myota is VEEAM Ready! Learn more here: VEEAM Integrations and Qualifications.
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      Step 1. Launch New Object Repository Wizard

      To launch the New Object Storage Repository wizard, do the following:
      1. Open the Backup Infrastructure view.  In the inventory pane, right-click the Backup Repositories node and click Add Repository on the ribbon.  In the Add Backup Repository dialogue, select Object Storage > S3 Compatible.
      2. Open the Backup Infrastructure view.  In the inventory pane right-click the Backup Repositories node and select Add Backup Repository.  In the Add Backup Repository dialogue, select Object storage > S3 Compatible.
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      Step 2. Specify Object Storage Repository
      In the Name field to enter a name and description for the object storage repository.
      Provide a explanation of the backup intent in the Description filed.
      Step 3. Specify Object Storage Account
      Previous to the account setup using the Veeam wizard, be sure to have the connection settings details provided by Moyta:
      • Service point URL
      • Secret and Access Keys (Credentials)
      • Bucket Name
      In the Service point field, specify an endpoint URL address and port.
      • Note* If you receive and error when adding the Service point and a port number, remove the https:// portion.
      In the Region field, specify a region, this is generally us-east-1.
      From the Credentials drop-down list, select user credentials to access your S3 compatible object storage with data archive.

      Step 4. Specify Object Storage Settings

      At the Bucket step of the wizard, specify the bucket and folder where you will store data..
      1. From the Bucket drop-down list, select a bucket name provided by Myota.
      2. In the Folder field, create or select a cloud folder name to which you want to map your object storage.  Alternatively, click Browse and either select an existing folder or click New Folder.

      For immutable Veeam backups, DO NOT CHECK the "make recent backups immutable" check list.

      When Myota is set as Veeam's target,  we do not need to enable immutability at the Veeam layer, and we set retention to reflect the backup cycle as Myota handles immutability and retention at the data layer—within its protected data shards—rather than relying on Veeam to enforce these controls at the application layer. This architectural difference eliminates the overhead Veeam normally adds to maintain immutability and retention policies.

       

      Step 5. Finish Working with Wizard

      At the Summary step of the wizard, review details of the newly created object storage repository and click Finish.

      Step 6. Create a Backup Job

      You can now create a backup job pointed to the object repository just created.

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