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Quick steps to set up Enterprise Workloads to back up Nutanix AHV virtual machines
Quick steps to set up Enterprise Workloads to back up Nutanix AHV virtual machines
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Perform the following tasks to set up Hybrid Workloads to backup Nutanix VMs.

  • Preparing your Nutanix setup for backup

    1. Determine what to protect
      Druva can help protect virtual machines in Prism Elements or Prism Centrals. You must deploy the Backup proxy in the Prism Element or the Prism Central and then register the Prism.

    2. Ensure that your Prism setup has sufficient resources for Backup proxy deployment
      The Backup proxy deploys a Ubuntu virtual machine as part of the proxy deployment. Ensure that you allocate adequate resources for the Backup proxy to work as expected. For more information, see Prerequisites for setting up Druva Phoenix for Nutanix AHV.

    3. Ensure you have storage provisioned in the Druva Cloud
      The Support team creates and assigns storage for your setup. Get in touch with Support or your account executive to request additional storage.
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    4. Log in to the Management Console
      Log in to the management console

  • Register your Nutanix setup and configure virtual machines for backup

    1. Deploy Backup Proxy and Register Prism
      You must deploy and register one or more backup proxies on the Prism Elements or Prism Central to protect the VMs on Prism. You must then configure the virtual machines for backup. For more information, see Deploy backup proxy and register prism.

    2. Configure the virtual machines for backup
      After activating the Backup proxy, virtual machines hosted on Prism Elements and Prism Centrals are displayed on the All Virtual Machines page. Configure the virtual machines for backup. For more information, see Configure virtual machines for backup.

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