Then click Add.ħ) Fill out the Access key and Secret key fields with your keyID and applicationKey, respectively. Fill out the Region field with the 2nd part of the Endpoint. You'll use them to set up your repository.Ģ) Navigate to Backup Infrastructure, then click Add Repository.ĥ) Fill out the Name and Description fields, then click Next.Ħ) Fill out the Service point field with your Bucket Endpoint. Click the 'Add a New Application Key' button.ĥ) Give your key a valid name, leave all other settings on default, then click 'Create New Key'.Ħ) Record your keyID and applicationKey. Leave the File Lifecycle setting at the default 'Keep all versions' Make note of your Endpoint, this will be useful when setting up your repository.Įx: in this case, the endpoint is 's3.'Ĥ) Navigate to the App Keys page.

If you do not have an account, please sign up here.Ģ) Give your bucket a valid name, enable Object Lock, then click 'Create a Bucket'.ģ) Confirm your bucket has been made. If you would like to set up your B2 Cloud Storage bucket as a part of a Scale-out Backup Repository, or are running either Veeam Version 10 or Veeam 11, please see this guide: Quickstart Guide for offloading Veeam Cloud Tier backups to Backblaze B2 with immutability Part 1: Setting up Your Backblaze Accountīegin this guide by signing in to your Backblaze account. This guide will walk you through Backblaze buckets and keys, how to set up an S3 Compatible Object Storage Repository pointing to your Backblaze B2 bucket with Immutability, and assigning that repository to a new Backup Job.

With the release of Veeam Backup and Replication Version 12 comes the ability to tier your Veeam Backup Jobs directly to B2 Cloud Storage.

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