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  2. NetBackup™ for OpenStack Administrator's Guide
  3. Performing Backup Administration tasks
  4. Example runbook for disaster recovery using NFS
  5. Prerequisites for the disaster recovery process
NetBackup™ for OpenStack Administrator's Guide

Prerequisites for the disaster recovery process

This runbook assumes that the following is true:

  • OpenStack Cloud A and OpenStack Cloud B both have an active NetBackup for OpenStack installation with a valid license

  • OpenStack Cloud A and OpenStack Cloud B have free resources to host additional VMs

  • OpenStack Cloud A and OpenStack Cloud B have Tenants/Projects available that are the designated restore points for Tenant/Projects of the other side

  • Access to a user with the admin role permissions on domain level

  • One of the OpenStack clouds is down/lost

We assume that OpenStack Cloud A is down and the polices are getting restored into OpenStack Cloud B.

In the case of the usage of shared Tenant networks, beyond the floating IP, the following additional requirement is needed: All Tenant Networks, Routers, Ports, Floating IPs, and DNS Zones are created.

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