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Veeam Backup & Replication
Keep an eye on Veeam Backup & Replication from workflows: list jobs and their last results, start, stop, retry, enable and disable jobs, read sessions and their logs, backups, restore points, repositories' free space and malware events.
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- 23
- triggers
- 5
Triggers
Start a workflow when something happens in Veeam Backup & Replication.
- Job finishedRuns each time a Veeam job finishes a run, with its result and message: any run, or only successes, warnings or failures. Runs finished before the workflow is turned on don't start it. How often it checks follows your workspace plan.
- Job failedRuns each time a Veeam job run fails, with Veeam's message, such as to open a ticket or alert the on-call channel. Failures before the workflow is turned on don't start it. How often it checks follows your workspace plan.
- New restore pointRuns for each new restore point in Veeam. Ones already there when the workflow is turned on don't start it. How often it checks follows your workspace plan.
- Malware detectedRuns each time Veeam's malware detection records an event, such as encrypted data, ransomware notes or an antivirus finding, with the machine it was found on. Events before the workflow is turned on don't start it. How often it checks follows your workspace plan.
- Repository low on spaceRuns when a Veeam backup repository's free space falls under a percentage of its size, once each time it runs low. Repositories already low when the workflow is turned on don't start it. How often it checks follows your workspace plan.
Actions
Steps a workflow can run in Veeam Backup & Replication.
- Get server infoRead the backup server's name, Veeam Backup & Replication build, installed patches and database, which also checks the connection works.
- List jobsList backup and replication jobs with their status, last result, last and next run and repository, such as to report the ones that failed.
- Get jobRead a job: its status, last result, last and next run, whether it's disabled, and its settings (what it backs up, storage and schedule).
- Start jobRun a job now, outside its schedule, optionally as an active full backup. Gives the new session, to follow with 'Get session'.
- Stop jobStop a job that is running, at once or after the machines it is working on are done.
- Retry jobRun a job again for only the machines that failed in its last run, as Retry does in the console. Needs Veeam Backup & Replication 13.0.1 or later.
- Enable jobTurn a disabled job back on, so it runs on its schedule again.
- Disable jobTurn a job off so it doesn't run on its schedule, such as during maintenance. It keeps its settings and backups.
- List sessionsList job runs, restores and other sessions, newest first, by job, result, state, kind and when they started or ended.
- Get sessionRead a session: its state, progress, result and Veeam's message about it, such as to wait for a job started by 'Start job'.
- Get session logRead a session's log, the lines the console shows for a run, or only its warnings and errors, such as to post why a job failed.
- List session machinesList the machines or objects a session processed, with each one's result and message, such as to name the machines a job failed on.
- Stop sessionStop a running session, such as a restore or a job run. 'Get session' then shows when it has stopped.
- List backupsList backups, newest first, by job, name and when they were made, with the repository each is stored in.
- Get backupRead a backup: the job that made it, its platform, when it was first made and the repository it is stored in.
- List machines in backupList the machines and other objects a backup holds, with how many restore points each has.
- List restore pointsList restore points, newest first, by backup, machine, name, malware status and date, such as to check a machine was backed up last night.
- Get restore pointRead a restore point: the machine, when it was made, full or incremental, its malware status and the restores it allows.
- List repositoriesList backup repositories with their size, free space (also as a percentage) and whether they are online.
- List managed serversList the servers Veeam manages (vCenter and ESXi hosts, Windows and Linux servers) and whether each is available.
- List proxiesList the backup proxies that move data during backups, with their settings.
- List malware eventsList what Veeam's malware detection found, newest first: encrypted data, ransomware notes, suspicious files and antivirus findings, by severity, kind, state and date.
- List credentialsList the credentials records Veeam keeps for reaching servers, by account name and description. Passwords and keys are never read.
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