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Dear Team,

 

I need to configure SUSE Linux – Kubernetes: 8 Servers in Commvault On-Prem, Kindly help us.

 

Pre-requisites to protect complete server, Application and best practices.

 

Regards,

Mani D

Best answer by Onno van den Berg

Assuming you looked into your on-prem Command Center I would advise you to have a look under Manage→Customization→Navigation preferences. You can unfold the Protect section to examine if it should be visible.

 

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MichaelCapon
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Hi ​@Manics.mca 

 

To configure K8s backups in Command Center, You’ll need the following:
Access Node (Machine with Commvault Virtual Server package installed, Or a Commvault Accessnode Container)
API Server URL (You can get this from Command “kubectl cluster-info”)
Service Account (Using either the default cluster-admin (superuser) role or a custom ClusterRole)

 

The following documentation contains all of the information required to set up Protection for your K8s Environment: https://documentation.commvault.com/2024e/essential/protecting_kubernetes_with_commvault.html

 

Best Regards,

Michael

 


Onno van den Berg
Commvault Certified Expert
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@Manics.mca this is perfectly documented as shared by ​@MichaelCapon. In case it's too difficult I would call in external help. Good luck!

 

B.t.w. in case you run FR36 or newer you can even ask Arlie to share the steps with you ;-)


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Dear ​@MichaelCapon , ​@Onno van den Berg ,

 

We were unable to find the "Protect – Kubernetes" option in the Commvault Console or Command Center. However, this option appears to be available in Metallic.

Kindly confirm and provide support on this. Please note Commvault version : V11 SP32.76

 

 

 

Regards,

Mani D


Onno van den Berg
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Assuming you looked into your on-prem Command Center I would advise you to have a look under Manage→Customization→Navigation preferences. You can unfold the Protect section to examine if it should be visible.

 


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