There is something satisfying about getting a new piece of hardware into the lab. You can read documentation, look at architecture diagrams, and talk about specifications all day, but I always prefer getting my hands on the actual hardware. Unbox it, rack it, cable it, configure it, integrate it, and then see how it performs.
‘Why Now’ initiative around 13.1 Every time a new version of Veeam is released, the same question comes up: Do I really need to upgrade right now? It’s a fair question. If backups are running, jobs are completing successfully, and restores work, it can be difficult to justify changing an environment that seems to be
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With the release of Veeam 13.1, I couldn’t wait to upgrade my lab environment and see how the new update process worked firsthand. When a new Veeam release becomes available, one of the first things I do is upgrade my lab before recommending it to customers. Working in the SHI Customer Innovation Center (CIC), our
