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Veeam Community Forums Digest January 22 - January 28, 2018   THE WORD FROM GOSTEV All sales kickoffs have been completed, and Veeam Teeam is now globally ALL IN and well prepared for a great 2018 – while I personally am really looking forward to not seeing airports for the next few weeks, and spending most of my time on R&D matters! Here's a good reminder for everyone using direct storage access transport mode for VMware backups, including backup from storage snapshots – based on one recent support case. When backing up a VM with heavily fragmented disks, you may observe one funky behavior if a VM has existing snapshots (in addition to the one created by Veeam for backup purposes). Basically, there will be a flood of Map Disk Region messages in the vCenter Server in this case – and our customers often open support cases to ask what's up with those, thinking this is some sort of a problem with Veeam. Especially becau

Azure Weekly Newsletter Issue #159 powered by endjin It seems to have been a busy week in the Azure Ecosystem, with the number of announcements in double figures. In addition to all of those, a couple of API Managment announcements from a fortnight ago seemed to have slipped through the corresponding newsletter's cracks, which concern the GA of Versions & Revisions and API Management's newfound integration with Application Insights . Moving back to this week, the technical announcements are: Zone Redundant Virtual Machine Scale Sets and Storage arenow available in public preview Integration of Azure Backup into VM create experience Azure Search encryption at rest for all incoming data indexed on or after January 24, 2018, in all regions and SKUs including shared (free) services New Features in Visual Studio Code IoT Edge Extension 0.1.3 & IoT Toolkit 0.5.0 Comprehensive monitoring for Azure Site Recovery now generally available ITSM C

Veeam Community Forums Digest January 15 - January 21, 2018   THE WORD FROM GOSTEV Shorter update this week as I keep travelling the world between regional sales kickoffs. First, monthly update on ReFS issues. I've been getting many PMs with the confirmation that beta ReFS driver version 10.0.14393.1934 fixed all issues, including from those with very large volumes. And reported are not just those repository server lockups fixed, but also significantly improved performance of all backup operations. These were all excellent news, so I shared them with the ReFS team at Microsoft – and got even better news in response: looks like the new ReFS driver is scheduled to be shipped in the next (February) cumulative update! So finally, the driver will become available for everyone and supported for production use – which I'm obviously cannot be more happy about! Many of you had spent much time working with Microsoft on this issue (whi

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