PowerProtect Data Manager 19.11 Amazon Web Services Deployment Guide

This widget provides a color-coded status of backup, restore, and system jobs that are in progress or have been performed in PowerProtect Data Manager over a specified period. Jobs | Protection displays by default, showing jobs performed over the last 24 hours.

Click the three vertical dots at the top of the widget to:

• Select Protection, Restore, or System to switch the jobs view in the widget.
• Choose the time period for the jobs that you want to view (last 24 hours, last 3 days, last 7 days, or all). Once a time period is selected, the widget updates to display only jobs performed within that time period.

Click a color in the chart to view details about jobs with a specific status, or click the links next to each status. This will open the Jobs > Protection Jobs or Jobs > System Jobs window, which is filtered to display the jobs that match the selected status and time period. From this window, you can manage jobs, view more details, and search jobs.

Details in this widget include the number of protected assets, unprotected assets, and excluded assets for each asset source that has been added and enabled in PowerProtect Data Manager. You can also view the total number of assets for each asset source, and the total size of these assets. Assets | Count displays by default, and the asset types are sorted based on the percentage of the total asset count that are unprotected, or the total size of the unprotected assets for the asset source, depending on the view.

Click the three vertical dots at the top of the widget to:

• Select Count or Size to switch the assets view in the widget.
• Select one or more asset sources from the list. You can display asset statistics for a single asset source, multiple asset sources, or all asset sources.

Hover over a color to view the exact number of protected, unprotected, and excluded assets and the total size of these assets. Click a color to open the Infrastructure > Assets window, which is filtered to display the assets that match the selected status.

This widget provides a score for the overall PowerProtect Data Manager system health (Good, Fair, or Poor). Health details and status are provided for the following categories:

• Components: Identifies the state of hardware and software services, such as Running or Failed.
• Configuration: Identifies whether any aspects of the PowerProtect Data Manager configuration are incomplete, such as System Support configuration.
• Capacity: Identifies the provisioned and currently allocated size of the associated storage system.
• Performance: Identifies key performance indicators, such as memory use.
• Data Protection: Identifies key protection indicators, such as service-level agreements not being met and disaster-recovery backup copies not being present.

Click View All to view more details about the system health issues for all categories.

This widget provides compliance verification statistics for protection policies that are linked to a Service Level Agreement (SLA). The widget also identifies the number of assets within these policies that are compliant and non-compliant.

Click the three vertical dots at the top of the widget to select one or more asset sources from the list. You can display compliance statistics for a single asset source, multiple asset sources, or all asset sources. By default, the total count and number of protection policies for compliant and non-compliant assets displays for all asset sources.

Click View All to open the Protection > SLA Compliance window, where you can view more details about the specific policies and assets that are non-compliant.

This widget displays the capacity status of the DD protection storage systems that are associated with this instance of PowerProtect Data Manager for the active tier and cloud tier. Based on the available capacity on each DD system, a color coded bar graph displays the number of systems that are Good (>20% available), Fair (<20% available), or Poor (<10%).

Click the three vertical dots at the top of the widget to:

• Select Active Tier or Cloud Tier to switch between a view of protection storage systems for the active tier and cloud tier in the widget. By default, the widget displays Capacity | Active Tier.
• Select a DD system from the list. The widget updates to display capacity statistics for the selected DD system. You can only display capacity statistics for one system at a time.

Click View All to open the Infrastructure > Storage window, where you can view more details about specific protection storage systems.

This widget provides information about how efficient the active tier storage capacity is on individual DD systems associated with this instance of PowerProtect Data Manager. Efficiency is determined based on the size of pre-compression data compared with the size of post-compression data on the system.

Click the three vertical dots at the top of the widget to select a DD system from the list. The widget updates to display space optimization statistics for the selected DD system.

Dashboard

Infrastructure

• View and manage all assets:
  • VMware virtual machines
  • File systems
  • VMAX storage Groups
  • Kubernetes clusters
  • Microsoft Exchange Server databases
  • Network Attached Storage (NAS)
  • Microsoft SQL Server databases
  • Oracle databases
  • SAP HANA databases
• Add vCenter and application and File System host asset sources.
• View and manage Integrated Storage.
• Add a VM Direct appliance with the VM Direct protection engine for virtual machine data protection.
• Manage the vSphere Installation Bundle (VIB) for virtual machine crash-consistent data protection performed with the Transparent Snapshot Data Mover (TSDM) protection mechanism.
• Manage registration of Oracle RMAN agent, Microsoft application agent, SAP HANA agent, and File System agent.
• NOTE Cloud Disaster Recovery is not supported.
• NOTE Search Clusters are not supported.
• Add PowerProtect Cloud Snapshot Manager tenants as asset sources for jobs, alerts, and reports.

Protection

• Add protection policies to back up assets.
• Manage service-level agreements (SLAs).
• Add, edit, and delete Dynamic Groups for assets.

Restore

• View asset copy location details and initiate a Restore operation.
• Manage Instant Access Sessions.
• Use the File Search feature to find and restore virtual machine file copies.

Alerts

• View and acknowledge alerts and events.
• Filter alerts by critical, warning, and informational status, and specify the time range.
• View and examine Audit logs.
• Export audit logs to CSV files.
• Set audit log boundaries.
• Configure alert notifications.

There is also a banner UI option, represented by the icon, which provides links that enable you to view all unacknowledged alerts.

Administration

• Configure users and roles.
• Set password credentials and manage key chains.
• View and replace certificates.
• Add external identity providers.
• View and manage resource groups.

Jobs

Click to expand for more information about unacknowledged alerts, including:

• The total number of alerts (all statuses — critical, warning, or informational) that have yet to be acknowledged, or just the unacknowledged alerts from the last 24 hours (marked with the New tag).
• The number of critical alerts that have yet to be acknowledged, or just the unacknowledged critical alerts from the last 24 hours (marked with the New tag).

Within this menu, click any of these links to open the Alerts window, where you can view specific details about these unacknowledged alerts.