Reports
The following are the different reports;
Latest Backup Job Report
The following python script can be used to to get customized reports from the BDRSuite Backup Server. You will get the following output as CSV file,
- Backup Job Name
- Client Name
- Job Created Time
- Last Schedule Start Time
- Last Schedule End Time
- Last Successful Schedule Time
- Backup Job Status
- Total Uncompressed Size(GB)
- Total Compressed Size(GB)
- Uncompressed Size of Latest Schedule(GB)
- Compressed Size of the Latest Schedule(GB)
- Total VMs
- Successful VMs
- Failed VMs
- Warning VMs
- Unprocessed VMs
- Total Files (Applicable for File Backup)
- Protected Files (Applicable for File Backup)
1. The python script for getting the latest backup job reports will be present inside the following folder.
Windows BDR Backup Server
$$InstallationDirectory\Vembu\BDRSuiteScripts\Reports\Latest Backup Job Reports\custom_report.py |
Linux BDR Backup Server
$$InstallationDirectory/Vembu/BDRSuiteScripts/Reports/Latest Backup Job Reports/custom_report.py |
2. Open command prompt with administrative privileges. Change the working directory to where you have download the python script folder and run the file with the command given below.
Windows BDR Backup Server
“$$InstallationDirectory\Vembu\BackupForAWS\Python37\python.exe” custom_report.py |
For example, “C:\Program Files\Vembu\BackupForAWS\Python37\python.exe” custom_report.py |
Linux BDR Backup Server
“$$InstallationDirectory/Vembu/BackupForAWS/Python37/bin/python” custom_report.py |
For example, “home/vembubdr/Vembu/BackupForAWS/Python37/bin/python” custom_report.py |
3. After successful execution of the script the output will be saved as a csv file.
4. Open output.csv to check the response in the following location below.
Windows BDR Backup Server
$$InstallationDirectory\Vembu\BDRSuiteScripts\Reports\Latest Backup Job Reports\output.csv |
Linux BDR Backup Server
$$InstallationDirectory/Vembu/BDRSuiteScripts/Reports/Latest Backup Job Reports/output.csv |
List of Active Backup Jobs
The following python script can be used to get the list of backup jobs which are in progress – jobs_in_progress.py
1. The python script for for finding the list of active backup jobs will be present inside the following folder.
Windows BDR Backup Server
$$InstallationDirectory\Vembu\BDRSuiteScripts\Reports\List of Active Backup Jobs\ jobs_in_progress.py |
Linux BDR Backup Server
$$InstallationDirectory/Vembu/BDRSuiteScripts/Reports/List of Active Backup Jobs/ jobs_in_progress.py |
2. Open command prompt with administrative privileges. Change the working directory to where you have download the python script folder and run the file with the command given below.
Windows BDR Backup Server
“$$InstallationDirectory\Vembu\BackupForAWS\Python37\python.exe” jobs_in_progress.py |
For example, “C:\Program Files\Vembu\BackupForAWS\Python37\python.exe” jobs_in_progress.py |
Linux BDR Backup Server
“$$InstallationDirectory/Vembu/BackupForAWS/Python37/bin/python” jobs_in_progress.py |
For example, “home/vembubdr/Vembu/BackupForAWS/Python37/bin/python” jobs_in_progress.py |
3. After successful execution of the script the output will be saved as a json file in the working directory.
Sample Jobs_In_Progress.json file
{“Jobs_In_Progress”: [“test”]} |
Recent Backup Job Status
The following python script can be used to get the status of the specified backup jobs.
1. The python script for finding the recent job status will be present inside the following folder.
Windows BDR Backup Server
$$InstallationDirectory\Vembu\BDRSuiteScripts\Reports\Find Recent Backup Job Status\ job_status.py |
Linux BDR Backup Server
$$InstallationDirectory/Vembu/BDRSuiteScripts/Reports/Find Recent Backup Job Status/ job_status.py |
2. Open the input.json file using any text editor and update the following inputs.
Backup_jobname : Specify the list of backup jobs for which you want to get the status
Example: [“job1_name”,”job2_name”,…] |
Note: Please make sure to provide valid backup job names as the input parameter to get the status of the relevant backup jobs.
Sample Input
{ “Backup_jobname”:[“job1_name”,”job2_name”] } |
3. Open command prompt with administrative privileges. Change the working directory to where you have download the python script folder and run the file with the command given below.
Windows BDR Backup Server
“$$InstallationDirectory\Vembu\BackupForAWS\Python37\python.exe” job_status.py |
For example, “C:\Program Files\Vembu\BackupForAWS\Python37\python.exe” job_status.py |
Linux BDR Backup Server
“$$InstallationDirectory/Vembu/BackupForAWS/Python37/bin/python” job_status.py |
For example, “home/vembubdr/Vembu/BackupForAWS/Python37/bin/python” job_status.py |
4. After successful execution of the script the output will be saved as a json file in the working directory.
Sample Job_Status.json file
{“test”: “In Progress”, “test1”: “Idle”} |
Storage Path of Backed Up VMs
The following python script can be used to display the individual VM’s storage path for the specified VMWare/Hyper-V backup jobs.
1. The python script for finding the recent job status will be present inside the following folder.
Windows BDR Backup Server
$$InstallationDirectory\Vembu\BDRSuiteScripts\Reports\Find Storage Path of Backed Up VMs\ storagepath.py |
Linux BDR Backup Server
$$InstallationDirectory/Vembu/BDRSuiteScripts/Reports/Find Storage Path of Backed Up VMs/ storagepath.py |
2. Open the input.json file using any text editor and update the following inputs.
Backup_jobname: Name of the backup job for which the storage path of individual VMs are needed to be displayed
Sample Input
{ “Backup_jobname”:”test” } |
Note: Kindly provide one backup job name at a time during execution.
3. Open command prompt with administrative privileges. Change the working directory to where you have download the python script folder and run the file with the command given below.
Windows BDR Backup Server
“$$InstallationDirectory\Vembu\BackupForAWS\Python37\python.exe” storagepath.py |
For example, “C:\Program Files\Vembu\BackupForAWS\Python37\python.exe” storagepath.py |
Linux BDR Backup Server
“$$InstallationDirectory/Vembu/BackupForAWS/Python37/bin/python” storagepath.py |
For example, “home/vembubdr/Vembu/BackupForAWS/Python37/bin/python” storagepath.py |
4. After successful execution of the script the output will be saved as a csv file.
5. Open output.csv to check the response in the following location below.
Windows BDR Backup Server
$$InstallationDirectory\Vembu\BDRSuiteScripts\Reports\Find Storage Path of Backed Up VMs\output.csv |
$$InstallationDirectory/Vembu/BDRSuiteScripts/Reports/Find Storage Path of Backed Up VMs/output.csv |
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