Cloud Backup
Retrospect provides a low-cost, scalable cloud storage location for secure off-site data protection. With its Object Lock capabilities, Retrospect Cloud Storage enables customers to lock specific files for a retention period, such that no one, not even the root user on the account, can delete the files until the time has passed.
Retrospect Cloud Storage is available as a subscription license, compatible with both perpetual and subscription licenses. It’s available as tiers of 500GB, 1TB, 5TB, and 10TB. Purchase through Retrospect.com for a free 30-day trial.
Customers can purchase as much storage space as they need, and it will be associated with their account. They can use that cloud storage space anywhere across their infrastructure.
Setting up a Retrospect Cloud Storage account is quick and easy.
Visit Retrospect.com and select "Cloud".
Purchase a Retrospect Cloud Storage license through Retrospect.com or through a Retrospect partner.
After you receive your license, go to Retrospect Management Console.
Go to "Settings" and find your current Retrospect Backup instance. If you don’t have one, click "Add Server" under "Organizations" and type in a name.
On the server page, click "Add License" and add the Retrospect Cloud Storage license.
Retrospect Management Console will provision an account for you and display it below.
Retrospect Backup is fully integrated with Retrospect Cloud Storage through Retrospect Management Console. Retrospect Backup uses three pieces of information to access your storage:
Path – s3.us-west-1.retrospectcloud.com/your_bucket_name
(or applicable region)
Access Key – Use the Access Key from above.
Secret Key – Use the Secret Key from above.
This information is managed in Retrospect Management Console and accessible under Settings > Machines.
To integrate multiple Retrospect Backup or Retrospect Virtual instances with Retrospect Cloud Storage, you can type the above information into the Backup Set wizard to set up a new cloud backup set.
If you receive the error "These credentials are not valid", your URL might not be correct. Please verify that it includes the region.
Añadir el almacenamiento en la nube como destino es simple. Retrospect tiene un nuevo tipo de conjunto llamado "nube". Cree un nuevo conjunto de copia de seguridad/conjunto de medios y seleccione "nube" como tipo.
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Next you’ll need to enter your cloud storage credentials. Retrospect allows customers to set the maximum storage usage, up to 100TB. If you have an existing bucket, type it into "Bucket". Otherwise, leave that field blank, and Retrospect will walk through creating a new one.
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You can also visit Preferences to see your Retrospect Cloud Storage settings.
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Usar el almacenamiento en la nube es simple. Después de haber creado un conjunto en la nube, cree una nueva secuencia de comandos o añádala a una ya existente y haga clic en "Ejecutar". La copia de seguridad se iniciará, siendo subido el contenido del conjunto a su lugar de almacenamiento en la nube. Puede hacer un seguimiento del progreso en la ejecución/actividad.
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La limitación para la copia de seguridad en la nube y la restauración de la nube está disponible en Preferencias.
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Below are a number of tips for using cloud storage in Retrospect:
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Desactivar la verificación de copia de seguridad – La verificación descargará todos los datos que suba. Vea más detalles acerca de por qué debe desactivarla para las copias de seguridad en la nube en Copia de seguridad en la nube: las mejores prácticas para la protección de datos con almacenamiento en la nube.
Direct Access: To access your Retrospect Cloud Storage account directly, you can use a tool like Cyberduck with the path and credential information from Retrospect Management Console’s Settings page.
Last Update: 20 de enero de 2023