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Difference Between Typical and Advanced Scalability Modes

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Challenge

Understanding the difference between Typical and Advanced scalability modes.

Cause

Depending on the size of the managed virtual environment, you can choose of the following Veeam ONE installation types:
  • Typical — this type of installation is recommended for small to medium environments, with up to 100 hosts and 1500 VMs
  • Advanced Scalability — this type of installation is recommended for large environments with more than 100 hosts and 1500 VMs
Installation type is defined by a set of configuration parameters that determine Veeam ONE behavior in a number of areas, such as data collection and other. Choosing the appropriate installation type allows you to optimize monitoring and reporting performance and improve user experience in Veeam ONE.

Solution

To switch between the modes, on Veeam One server run "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Veeam\Veeam ONE Settings\VeeamOneSettings.exe" > Deployment Configuration > Save > Restart Veeam One Monitor and Veeam One Reporter services.

NOTE that the previously collected data will not be revisited.

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More Information

Changing between data collection modes affects the following Veeam ONE settings.

 

Configuration Option

Description

Optimized for Typical Deployment

Optimized for Advanced Scalability Deployment

Backup Data Only

VMware real-time performance

Timeout for collecting VMware vSphere real-time performance data.

300 seconds
(5 minutes)

1200 seconds
(20 minutes)

300 seconds
(5 minutes)

Sampling renewal interval for real-time counters.

20 seconds

900 seconds
(15 minutes)

20 seconds

VMware historical performance

Sampling renewal interval for historical counters (older than one hour).

5 minutes

30 minutes

5 minutes

Sampling renewal interval for historical counters (older than one week).

2 hours

2 hours

2 hours

MinTreeCheckInterval

Updating the object inventory tree in Veeam ONE Monitor.

10 seconds

1 minute

10 seconds

PageUpdateDelay

Loading data after choosing an object in the object inventory tree.

0.5 second

1.5 second

0.5 second

GetVmsnapshottimeout

Timeout for collecting data about VM snapshot files from datastores.

900 seconds
(15 minutes)

3600 seconds
(1 hour)

900 seconds
(15 minutes)

Collectthreadtimeout

Timeout for collecting data from servers by Veeam ONE Reporter.

6 hours

12 hours

6 hours

DahboardCapturetimeout

Timeout for capturing the dashboard for a scheduled dashboard delivery.

3600 seconds
(1 hour)

7200 seconds
(2 hours)

3600 seconds
(1 hour)

Virtual machines files data collection

Collecting information about VM files (for the Garbage Files report).

Yes

No

No


For new modes implemented with version 9.5, refer to this KB article.

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