Veeam backup reporting full#

Index (1 = the last backup sesion, 2 = the day before that, etc).The resulting script gets the following info for you:

I then added a few more features, as well as some nice HTML formatting and the ability to grab statistics for all jobs instead of just one sample job. (Thanks Thomas!) We got a script together that was able to match up sessions correctly. Before I was able to resolve this myself, help arrived from вЂњThomasMcвЂќ over at the Veeam Community Forums.

Veeam backup reporting full#

I wanted to build a report, that would loop through every single Veeam B&R Job we have, and grab data from the last 7 backup sessions of each (daily backups), therefore giving me a good idea of both full backup and incremental backup runs performance, times taken etcвЂ¦ My first attempt at a script got me almost all the way there (tried during spare time in my evenings!) вЂ“ I was however having trouble matching backup session data with the right dayвЂ™s backup file stats вЂ“ sometimes the ordering was out, and I would get metrics back for a backup file that was not from the correct day. I read the basic documentation and got acquainted with a few simple cmdlets. First ideas were to either somehow grab the info via SQL queries from the Veeam database, or to rather take a sampling of 10-20 different types of jobs and their backup sessions over one normal incremental run day, and one normal full backup day (Manually collecting this data from email reports would be quite a slow process).ДЄfter browsing around the Veeam Community Forums I suddenly remembered that there was a PowerShell module that Veeam Include with B&R. After searching around a bit first I could not find any current solution or built in method to retrieve the info I needed to collect in a quick or automated way. The environment has roughly 70 scheduled jobs thats run either daily or weekly. The other day I was asked to collect some statistics on our Veeam Backup & Recovery server from as many VM Backup jobs as possible.