Veeam backup to aws s3 bucket password#

In my this blog you have seen Amazon S3 can be prove very cost effective and robust Backup storage in AWS Cloud. In this below demonstration you can see with the help of same s3cmd sync command I have restored the accidentally removed data in my Linux machine from my S3 backup bucket: In case of data loss in your Linux machine you can use same s3cmd sync command for restoring lost data from Amazon S3 storage bucket. To restore lost data in Linux machine from S3 Bucket

Same synced backup files you can see in my AWS S3 console as well:.

I have used below s3cmd sync command for syncing Backup to my S3 bucket: In below demonstration I have created two test files which I have taken backup to my S3 bucket.

Now it is time to test Linux machine backup to S3 bucket.

Testing Linux machine backup to S3 bucket

You can also test by listing s3 bucket with below command post configuration:.

Post configuration it will prompt you to test the connection with AWS S3.

Veeam backup to aws s3 bucket password#

This is the equivalent of the username and password that your computer will be using to access S3.Р”В«elow are the reference screenshots for these steps: csvР’В which will download a spreadsheet containing these details. You can either copy and paste them to a secure location, or click Download. These are self-generated and only displayed once. YouРІР‚в„ўll now see an Access key IDР’В and a Secret access key. Click on Create UserР’В to move on to the next page.

AWS will confirm that youРІР‚в„ўre adding this user to the selected group and confirm the permissions being granted. On the next page select the group you created and click on Next: Review. Choose any username you like(In below reference screenshot I am creating s3_linux_user), under access type make sure Programmatic Access and Allow Management Console AccessР’В is selected and click Next: Permissions.

Select UsersР’В from the panel on the left, and click Add User. For that Go to Services of AWS select IAM. All you need to do now is to create a user and add it to the group you created.

AWS user account Access Key and Secret access key will be responsible for providing S3 bucket access through s3cmd plugin inside Linux machine.