Protecting Applications
This section describes vPlus generic mechanism for multiple scenarios where VM-level backup may not be enough.
With vPlus you can prepare a custom script or invoke any backup command that produces backup artifacts (or just initiates an external backup process) on a remote host and stores backups to your backup provider.
With the Application backup, you can extend your protection capabilities to:
any remote applications with their own mechanisms
hypervisor configuration
files on remote hosts (physical, virtual, or containers)
this includes shares, mounted object-storage buckets, LVM block devices, or virtually anything which can be presented as a file
initiating external backup processes such as RMAN
vPlus internal DB backup mechanism also uses Application backup. The mechanism uses predefined artifacts that simply need to be configured according to your needs.
In the Application section, you can read how the generic mechanism works and know what application vPlus can protect.
In the Backup & Restore section, you can find information about using vPlus to protect your application.
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