Veeam Endpoint Backup was introduced by me on another post. Veeam Endpoint Backup is an application for Windows and now, Veeam has made an agent for Linux and you be able to take backup from Linux machines files.
This is beta version and I suggest that don’t install it for production purpose but you can test it on test environment.
Linux desktop distributions are popular today more than few years ago and many users use Linux on their laptops and desktops and their data needs to protection and backup.
Also VMware and Citrix added support for Linux desktop distributions as VDI operating systems, so you can have VDI benefits such as remote protocols on your Linux desktop and Veeam Endpoint Backup focus on this solution and it will cover Linux and Windows clients in future.
Veeam Linux Agent has the below benefits:
- Backup anywhere
Back up Linux instances running in the cloud or on premises
- Flexible recovery
Perform on-premises restores from backups of individual cloud instances, or cloud restores of on-premises backups
- Integration with Veeam Backup & Replication™
Take full advantage of Veeam backup repositories as target locations; leverage existing Veeam Backup & Replication capabilities for granular recovery — and more!
If you want to install and test the new Veeam Linux Agent, you can signup on the below link and get beta version:
