Veeam Kasten 7.5

Veeam Kasten is deployed on the SUSE Virtualization cluster itself, leveraging the underlying RKE2 cluster and Longhorn storage with the Kasten web interface exposed via the built-in nginx ingress class.  Kasten is able to capture the Virtual Machine metadata (e.g. virt-launcher, virtualmachine, secrets, etc.) from the cluster and export to Object or Blob storage, just as it does for any containerized workload. In the event of ransomware attack or accidental deletion, VMs can be restored to the original cluster.  And with Kasten multicluster manager, multiple SUSE Virtualization clusters can be protected via a single interface.

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