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On the Agent Deployment tab, you can identify the service account used to run the agents. You can also choose Choose whether or not you want to automatically upgrade the Backup Agents and the XSP if you upgrade to a new SQL Safe version. You can also set the timeout from 30 to 600 seconds for the SQL Safe Agent upgrade operation.
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On the Amazon Settings tab, you can:
- Specify the Access and Secret Key of your cloud credentials.Key generated in the security credentials of your Amazon S3 web console. For more information, click
.Newtablink alias here url http://docs.aws.amazon.com/general/latest/gr/managing-aws-access-keys.html - Specify the Secret Key generated in the security credentials of your Amazon S3 web console. For more information, click
.Newtablink alias here url http://docs.aws.amazon.com/general/latest/gr/managing-aws-access-keys.html - Select the region Select the Region where your information will be stored. You can find more information about these regions
.Newtablink alias here url http://docs.aws.amazon.com/general/latest/gr/rande.html#s3_region - Set the Bucket Name where your backup will be stored.
- Set the SubFolder(s) (Optional) where your backup will be stored or restored from. Consider the following situations:
- If the SubFolder field is left empty, the backup file will be saved in the root of the specified container.
- If the SubFolder field is populated with the name of a folder that does not exist on the storage container \ bucket, the folder will be created and the backup file will be saved to the specified Subfolder.
- Multiple SubFolders can be specified by separating each folder with a forward slash: MyFolder/MySubfolder/MyNestedFolder.
- The SubFolder field can contain static values as well as tokens like %instance%, %database%, %backuptype%, %policyguid%,and %timestamp%.
- Select the Storage Class: Standard, Standard-IA, and OneZone-IA. This setting is optional. The default value is Standard.
- Specify the Part Size in megabytes of the backup file that will be sent to the bucket simultaneously.
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- Specify the name of the Azure Container where the new blob will be created and the backup stored. Every Azure blob must reside in a container. The container forms part of the blob name. If no container with the input name exists, a new one will be created. For more information, click here.
- Specify the Azure Storage Account Name of your storage account. Every object that you store in Azure Storage has a unique URL address. The storage account name forms the subdomain of that address. You can find more information on the following link.
- Specify the Access Key provided to your Azure Storage Account. For more information about Azure Keys, click here. and Access Key.
- Set the SubFolder(s) (Optional) where your backup will be stored or restored from. Consider the following situations:
- If the SubFolder field is left empty, the backup file will be saved in the root of the specified container.
- If the SubFolder field is populated with the name of a folder that does not exist on the storage container \ bucket, the folder will be created and the backup file will be saved to the specified Subfolder.
- Multiple SubFolders can be specified by separating each folder with a forward slash: MyFolder/MySubfolder/MyNestedFolder.
- The SubFolder field can contain static values as well as tokens like %instance%, %database%, %backuptype%, %policyguid%,and %timestamp%.
- Define the Azure Sector Type:
- Public - commercial cloud storage solution.
- Government - cloud storage solution offered to US government customers and their partners.
- Specify the Authentication Type:
- Key
- SAS (Shared Access Signature Service URL).
- Specify the Part Size in megabytes of the backup file that will be sent to the bucket simultaneously.
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