I looked in the documentation, however, I did not find anything about it.
How can I perform DR of on-premise VMware VMs using Google Cloud VMware Engine as target?
Are there any restrictions or best practices for implementation?
Thanks, 🙂
Antonio.
Best answer by GnanaPrakasam
Hi @antonio ,
There is no official document on Conversion of on-prem VMWare VM to Google cloud VMWare Engine platform.
However, considering the fact that the Google Cloud VMWare Engine has a similar architecture as on-premise VMWare, you can proceed to perform a restore and I don’t think we will have any restriction if the Google Cloud VMWare Engine is configured with all permissions required.
Please find the document which has the permissions to configure for Google Cloud VMWare Engine:
There is no official document on Conversion of on-prem VMWare VM to Google cloud VMWare Engine platform.
However, considering the fact that the Google Cloud VMWare Engine has a similar architecture as on-premise VMWare, you can proceed to perform a restore and I don’t think we will have any restriction if the Google Cloud VMWare Engine is configured with all permissions required.
Please find the document which has the permissions to configure for Google Cloud VMWare Engine:
Reading the documentation of the link you sent, I could see the features and limitations.
As the DR will be performed where the source will be in an on-premise VMWare environment and the target will be in Google Cloud VMware, I believe that following the guidance in deploying the Commvault components in the Google Cloud VMware environment, right?