What are the different types of VMware Backup?
BDRSuite offers two backup methods for VMware Backup, including:
1) Agentless Backup: BDRSuite uses VADP (VMware vStorage APIs for Data Protection) to perform agentless VM-level backup, eliminating the need to install agents on each VM. This is the recommended approach.
2) Agent-based backup: A backup agent is installed on each VM. You can choose any one of the backup approaches:
Disk-Image backup: Backup the entire VM as an image, including the operating system, applications, and data.
File-level backup: Backup only specific files or folders within a VM
Database-level Backup: Backup all or specific databases
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