NetBackup™ Marketplace Deployment Guide on Azure Kubernetes Services

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Product(s): NetBackup & Alta Data Protection (10.1)

How to access the NetBackup after deployment

After the deployment is successful, perform the below steps to access the NetBackup installation.

Steps to access NetBackup after deployment

  1. After the successful deployment, click Deployment details (Download) link.

    You will see all the deployment resources created and their corresponding status.

  2. Click on the created cluster resource.
  3. Click on the Connect and click Open Cloud Shell link of Azure CLI.
  4. Execute the command kubectl get namespaces.

    After executing the above command, you will get list of namespaces created. You can also view by navigating through UI under Kubernetes resources.

  5. To view the operators through Cloud Shell, execute the below command:
    • For MSDP Operator and NetBackup Operator:

      kubectl get all --namespace netbackup-operator-system

  6. To view the NetBackup deployment environment through the Cloud Shell, execute the below command. Verify that all the resources are up and running successfully.

    kubectl get --namespace <deployment namespace> all,environments,primaryservers,mediaservers,msdpscaleouts

    The output looks:

    • All pod status as Ready and Running

      NAME                        READY   STATUS    
      pod/dedupe1-uss-controller- 1/1     Running  
      pod/dedupe1-uss-mds-1       1/1     Running   
    • For msdpscaleout SIZE = READY, for example: 4=4.

      NAME                                     SIZE   READY
      msdpscaleout.msdp.veritas.com/dedupe1     4      4
    • environment.netbackup should show STATUS as Success

      NAME                                                   STATUS
      environment.netbackup.veritas.com/environment-sample   Success
  7. Access the NetBackup Web UI using https://<primaryserver>/webui/login.

    Note:

    The primaryserver is the host name or IP address of the NetBackup primary server that you want to sign in to.

    To get the primary server hostname you may use the following command and check the hostname under the Primary Server Details section:

    kubectl describe primaryserver.netbackup.veritas.com/<name of primaryserver custom resource>

  8. From the Web UI under theStorage Configuration > Storage servers, you can see the storage server configuration details.