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Veeam Backup for AWS Private Network Deployment Automation

Veeam Backup for AWS Private Network Deployment Automation

KB ID:	4552
Product:	Veeam Backup for AWS \| 7.0
Published:	2024-02-28
Last Modified:	2024-02-28

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Purpose

This article provides information about Veeam Backup for AWS support for private deployment mode. It will explain how to use the attached script to configure network settings for buckets (used as repositories) and workers (used for backups).

To learn more about implementing Private Deployment Mode, review the Enabling Private Network Deployment section of the Veeam Backup for AWS User Guide.

Diagram of required infrastructure for private deployment mode.

Solution

Package Contents

The download package contains five files:

00 Bucket.json — CloudFormation details for configuring buckets
10 Worker.json — CloudFormation details for configuring workers in all regions
15 Vb.json — CloudFormation details for configuring the Veeam Backup server
20 BucketRoute.json — CloudFormation details for configuring buckets routing
deploy.sh — Script to perform the actual deployment

No changes to the files are necessary to make them work, simply pass the expected arguments to the deploy.sh and it will handle the rest.

However, if required, the naming of tag values and other details can be changed to your liking.

Functionality

This script will allow you to deploy VPCs with all required settings for:

Veeam Backup appliance (configured with two subnets: public and private NAT gateways)
Workers (you will have to specify all regions you’re going to work with as parameters within deploy.sh)
Bucket

Deploy.sh Argument Requirements

When executing the deploy.sh script, two sets of parameters have particular requirements that you must ensure you accommodate:

The worker_regions and worker_cidrs parameters:
- They must be a list of values separated by a comma (without any spaces).
- The number of worker_regions and workers_cidrs specified must match (e.g., if you specify three worker regions, there must be three worker cidrs).
- The order of the values specified for worker_regions and worker_cidrs must match (i.e., the first worker_region specified must match the first worker_cidrs value specified, and so on).
The vb_public_cidr and vb_private_cidr values must be a subset of the vb_cidr value. The public and private cidr values must not overlap each other.

The deploy.sh script does not employ any sanity checking of arguments provided to it. You must ensure you provide the values it expects in the correct format and order. Review the execution example below and adapt the examples to your scenario.

Example of Script Execution

The deploy.sh script processes eight arguments during its execution, which may be passed using an easier-to-read multi-line input format or all in one line.

Example Explanation

In the examples below, the script will perform the following tasks:

Configure a bucket in ap-southeast-2 (Asia Pacific (Sydney))
Configure workers to be able to run in ap-northeast-1 (Asia Pacific (Tokyo)) and ap-southeast-2 (Asia Pacific (Sydney))
Prepare ap-southeast-2 (Asia Pacific (Sydney)) for running the Veeam Backup server

Method 1: Multi-Line Input of Arguments (Easier to Read)

Note that each line is executed sequentially, assigning values to variables and then excuting the deploy.sh command using those variables.

#Example Only. Replace values with your own.
bucket_region="ap-southeast-2"
bucket_cidr="10.0.0.0/16"
worker_regions="ap-northeast-1,ap-southeast-2"
worker_cidrs="10.2.0.0/16,10.3.0.0/16"
vb_region="ap-southeast-2"
vb_cidr="10.10.0.0/16"
vb_public_cidr="10.10.1.0/24"
vb_private_cidr="10.10.2.0/24"

#Execute script using variable values above.
bash deploy.sh \
    "$bucket_region" \
    "$bucket_cidr" \
    "$worker_regions" \
    "$worker_cidrs" \
    "$vb_region" \
    "$vb_cidr" \
    "$vb_public_cidr" \
    "$vb_private_cidr"

                
            

Method 2: One-Line Argument Input

In this method, each argument the deployed.sh script would expect is provided on the same line as the deploy.sh.

Example formatting:

bash deploy.sh "ap-southeast-2" "10.0.0.0/16" "ap-northeast-1,ap-southeast-2" "10.2.0.0/16,10.3.0.0/16" "ap-southeast-2" "10.10.0.0/16" "10.10.1.0/24" "10.10.2.0/24"

bash deploy.sh <bucket_region> <bucket_cidr> <worker_regions> <worker_cidrs> <vb_region> <vb_cidr> <vb_public_cidr> <vb_private_cidr>
                
            

Download Information

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