Creating & Managing Backup Job Template

Creating & Managing Backup Job Template

Backup job template is a predefined configuration or template that specifies the settings and parameters for performing a backup job. It serves as a blueprint or framework for creating consistent and standardized backup jobs across multiple systems or environments.
By using backup job templates, administrators can save time and effort by creating consistent backup configurations, reducing the risk of errors and ensuring that all necessary data is protected according to a predefined backup strategy.

Create New Backup Job Template

Configuration of backup jobs involves a series of steps to be followed. Every organization based on requirements sticks to a particular format of settings or chooses to customize. If the former is the case then you can use this feature from BDRSuite to create a backup job template. You will be able to make use of this template while configuring new backup jobs which require similar configuration settings as that of the already created template. Thus enabling you to skip steps every time you configure a backup.
In the VMware/Hyper-V/Windows page, choose the Backup tab and navigate to Manage Backup Job Template, and select Create New Backup Job Template.
A Backup Job Template Configuration – Basic Template Details page will open where the following details are to be filled;

Backup Job Template Name

Give a name to the template you are going to create

Template Type

Choose the type of template you want from options like VMware vSphere, Microsoft Hyper-V, Microsoft Windows(Disk Image/Files & Folder), Linux (Files & Folders) and Mac (Files & Folders)

Backup Repository

Select either Block Storage or Object Storage based on the requirement

Repository name

Give a name to the repository by choosing the option Add Backup Repository or choose from an already added repository using the dropdown list

Use Existing Template Configuration

If you have already created a template then you can choose whether or not to use it by selecting the options Yes or No
Select an Existing Backup Job Template: All the existing backup templates will be listed here and any of which can be chosen from the dropdown list

Template Description

Give a description of the template you are creating
Click Next to proceed with the respective configuration steps. The detailed configuration steps can found in the 'Configure Backup Jobs' section of each BDRSuite product.

List Backup Job Template

The backup job templates created will be listed in this which can be viewed, edited, and deleted based on the requirement.


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