Removes the worker instance from the GCP environment.

Detaches the persistent disks with the restored data from the worker instance.

In the Edit network settings window, select a VPC network and a subnet to which the restored VM instance must be connected. You can also choose whether you want the restored VM instance to have the same reserved static external IP address and the same network tags as the source VM instance.

If you want the restored VM instance to have the same labels as the source VM instance, select the Restore labels check box.

This step applies only if you perform restore to the original location

Attaches the persistent disks with the restored data to the VM instance.

When retrying backup policies, Veeam Backup for GCP processes only those VMs that failed to be backed up during the previous attempt.

tag

The backup is saved as a single file

To view the full list of tasks executed during an operation, click the link in the Status column. To view the full list of VM instances processed during an operation, click the link in the Items column.

Copies the snapshot to a new region where the restored VM instance will reside.To encrypt the copied snapshot, Veeam Backup for GCP requires permissions of an IAM role that can access the following CMEKs:CMEKs with which persistent disks of the backed-up VM instance are encryptedA CMEK with which you want to encrypt persistent disks of the restored VM instanceCreates persistent disks from the copied snapshot in the new region.To encrypt the created disks, Veeam Backup for GCP requires permissions of an IAM role that can access the CMEK with which you want to encrypt these disks.To restore the VM instance to another GCP project but the same region, Veeam Backup for GCP performs the following steps:Copies the snapshot to a new project where the restored VM instance will operate.To encrypt the copied snapshot, Veeam Backup for GCP requires permissions of an IAM role that can access CMEKs with which persistent disks of the backed-up VM instance are encrypted.Creates persistent disks from the copied snapshot in the new project.To encrypt the created disks, Veeam Backup for GCP requires permissions of an IAM role that can access the following CMEKs:CMEKs with which persistent disks of the backed-up VM instance are encryptedA CMEK with which you want to encrypt persistent disks of the restored VM instanceTo restore the VM instance to another GCP project and another region, Veeam Backup for GCP performs the following steps:Copies the snapshot to a new region in the original project where the restored VM instance will reside.To encrypt the copied snapshot, Veeam Backup for GCP requires permissions of an IAM role that can access CMEKs with which persistent disks of the backed-up VM instance are encrypted.Copies the snapshot from the new region in the original project to the same region in a new project where the restored VM instance will operate.Creates persistent disks from the copied snapshot in the new project.To encrypt the created disks, Veeam Backup for GCP requires permissions of an IAM role that can access the CMEK with which you want to encrypt these

Copies the snapshots to a new region where the restored VM instance will reside.

region

Creates persistent disks from the image-level backup, and attaches the disks to the worker instance.

another GCP region

the same GCP region

Creates persistent disks from the copied snapshot, and

another GCP region

the same GCP region

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The selected firewall rule must allow HTTPS traffic to all VM instances

The selected VPC network must be peered with the network to which the backup appliance is connected. To learn how to create a peering configuration, see Google Cloud documentation.

it must be created using gsutil commands as described in

Choose bucket.

See the full list of compatible apps.

You cannot remove a project that is used by any backup policy.