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Author: Dustin Albertson (@clouddizzle)
Function: This Script will take multiple inputs (vms) from a csv file and perform a restore to Azure process for each one.
Requires: Veeam Backup & Replication v10 or v11
Usage:
Edit the .csv file with the following information
VM_NAME = Names of the machines from backups you wish to restore
vm_size = the VM type you want the instance to be in Azure (Standard_A4_v2)
Location = The location (region) you want the vm to be in (each vm can be in different locations)
Resource_Group = The resource group you want the vm to reside in
vm_subnet = The subnet you want the vm to use
vm_network = The vnet you want the vm to use
az_proxy_name = The proxy name of the veeam proxy appliance in azure. This is reccomended to improve performance. Learn More Here
az_subscription = The name of the subscription to restore to. (each vm can be a different subscription)
az_storage_acct = The name of the storage account to restore to
az_account_login = The email address of the subscription used in veeam to connect to azure. (each vm can be a different account/sub)
CSV Example:
Location of VPC ID:
Location of Subnet:
Location of subscriptions:
Location of Storage Group:
Once you have the settings placed in the dr2azure.csv you can then edit the script to add the following settings
#Please Update the variables below $vbrserver = “localhost” #VBR ServerName $vbruser = “USERNAME” #VBR Username $vbrpwd = “PASSWORD” #VBR Password $cust_csv = "C:/example/dr2ec2.csv" #Location of the csv file with the AWS/vm details
Once these settings have been added you simply run the powershell script from the console by ./dr2azure.ps1