HSCL
- Common Compatibility List for Resiliency Platform
- Common limitations
- Compatibility matrix for virtual appliances
- Compatibility matrix for disaster recovery of virtual machines using multiple types of recovery points
- Support for Hyperconverged Infrastructure on VMware ESXi Hypervisor
- Browser compatibility matrix
- Veritas Resiliency Platform components version compatibility
- Recovery to AWS
- Recovery to Azure
- Compatibility matrix for disaster recovery of virtual machines to Azure
- Compatibility matrix for disaster recovery of virtual machine from Azure / Azure Stack to Azure / Azure Stack
- Compatibility matrix for disaster recovery of physical machines to Azure
- Compatibility matrix for disaster recovery of virtual machines to Azure using NetBackup MSDP-C
- Recovery to vCloud Director
- Recovery to Google Cloud Platform
- Recovery to Orange Recovery Engine
- Recovery of InfoScale applications
- Recovery using Netbackup
- Recovery using third-party replication technology
- Recovery on on-premise data center
- Compatibility matrix for disaster recovery of VMware virtual machines using Resiliency Platform Data Mover in Hypervisor mode
- Compatibility matrix for disaster recovery of VMware virtual machines using Resiliency Platform Data Mover in In-guest mode
- Compatibility matrix for disaster recovery of physical machines to VMware virtual machines
Support for Hyperconverged Infrastructure on VMware ESXi Hypervisor
Resiliency Platform supports ESXi on Hyperconverged Infrastructure (HCI) such as Nutanix, VxRail and Cisco HyperFlex and others as long as they are supported as listed in the VMware Compatibility Guide.
The HCI must present their storage to vSphere as NFS, VMFS or vSAN as required for VMware VAIO Framework and Resiliency Platform IO Filter. HCI network switches should be presented to vSphere as Standard or Distributed Switches.
Resiliency Platform support for VMware vSphere security patches and bugfixes
VMware vSphere security patches and bugfixes can be applied to infrastructure that utilizes the Veritas Resiliency Platform, at the time of release the Resiliency Platform solution validates a base line of major and minor vSphere releases such as ESXi 7.0 update 3, ESXi 8.0 update 1, including respective vCenter versions and relevant patches that are available for vSphere. Subsequent patches may become available from VMware which may be past the release versions of Resiliency Platform and can be applied as recommended by VMware and although not specifically tested post release, Veritas works closely with VMware to ensure that these patches do not break functionality especially with respect to VMware API for IO filers (VAIO).
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