NetBackup™ Marketplace Deployment on AWS
- NetBackup marketplace deployment on AWS
- Deploying NetBackup on AWS Cloud using the marketplace offer
- Deployment options (Delivery methods) for NetBackup on AWS cloud
- Deployment options (Delivery methods) for NetBackup on AWS cloud
- Option 1: Primary server only
- Option 2: Media server only
- Option 3: Primary and Media servers
- Option 4: Snapshot Manager server only
- Option 5: Primary, Media, and Snapshot Manager servers
- Option 6: Cloud Recovery server only
- Option 7: Malware Scanner Only
- NetBackup configuration parameters
- NetBackup configuration parameters
- Instance configuration parameters
- VPC and Subnet details for deployment in existing VPC
- VPC and Subnet configuration for deployment in new VPC
- NetBackup installation parameters for the primary server
- NetBackup installation parameters for Media server
- NetBackup installation parameters for Snapshot Manager Server
- NetBackup installation parameters for Cloud Recovery Server
- Encryption enabled NetBackup primary server
- Accessing the NetBackup servers
- Upgrade NetBackup Snapshot Manager from AWS Marketplace
- Troubleshooting section
Configuring AWS permissions for Snapshot Manager
To protect your Amazon Web Services (AWS) assets, Snapshot Manager must first have access to them. You must associate a permission policy with each Snapshot Manager user who wants to work with AWS assets.
Ensure that the user account or role is assigned the minimum permissions required for Snapshot Manager.
To configure permissions on Amazon Web Services
- Create or edit an AWS user account from Identity and Access Management (IAM).
- Do one of the following.
To create a new AWS user account, do the following:
From IAM, select the Users pane and click Add user.
In the User name field, enter a name for the new user.
Select the Access type. This value determines how AWS accesses the permission policy. (This example uses Programmatic access).
Select Next: Permissions.
On the Set permissions for username screen, select Attach existing policies directly.
Select the previously created permission policy (shown below) and select Next: Review.
On the Permissions summary page, select Create user.
Obtain the Access Key and Secret Key for the newly created user.
To edit an AWS user account, do the following:
Select Add permissions.
On the Grant permissions screen, select Attach existing policies directly.
Select the previously created permission policy (shown below), and select Next: Review.
On the Permissions summary screen, select Add permissions.
- To configure the AWS plug-in for the created or edited user, refer to the plug-in configuration notes.