What is per-workload license?

What is per-workload license?

A workload is equivalent to one of the following:

  • 1 VMware VM
  • 1 Hyper-V VM
  • 1 KVM VM
  • 1 oVirt VM
  • 1 Proxmox VM
  • 1 AWS EC2 instance
  • 1 Azure VM
  • 1 Physical Windows Server
  • 1 Physical Linux Server
  • 500 GB of source NAS/File Share data

Example: If you have 50 VMware VMs, 30 physical Windows Servers, 20 AWS EC2 instances, you need to buy 100 workload licenses.

    • Related Articles

    • What is a 'per 500 GB/year' license?

      A 'per 500 GB/year' license means pricing for NAS/File Share Backup is based on the total amount of data being backed up. Example: For every 500 GB of data you backup, one license is required. So, if you have 2 TB of data, you would need to purchase ...

    • License Management

      An overview of licenses for the selected backup server under the particular user account will be discussed in this section under the Licenses tab. In this section, one gets to manage the licenses. License Overview Navigate to License tab -> Manage ...

    • License Purchase

      There are two licensing models available to purchase a license for the product, and you get to choose one among them. Let us see the purchase of Portal credits option because using the portal credits you can purchase the license; Portal Credits ...

    • What is per-application license?

      An application is equivalent to one of the following. 1 SQL Server 1 PostgreSQL Server 1 MySQL Server 1 Exchange Server 1 SharePoint Server Example: If you have 2 SQL Servers and 1 MySQL Server, you need to buy 3 application licenses.

    • What is per-server license?

      A server is equivalent to one of the following: 1 Physical Windows Server 1 Physical Linux Server Example: If you have 50 Windows Servers and 10 Linux Servers, you need to buy 60 server licenses.