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How to add Impossible Cloud as a backup destination in Storware

This is a step-by-step guide to configuring Impossible Cloud as an object storage backup destination in Storware Backup and Recovery.

Pre-requisites

First follow Storware Backup and Recovery documentation to install backup software and run the initial configuration: Link. This Guide assumes that the Storware instance was already deployed in your environment.

Step 1: Create a bucket in Impossible Cloud

You'll need to create a bucket in your Impossible Cloud Storage console.

To use the Object Lock feature from Storware WebUI, you'll need to create a bucket with versioning and Object Lock enabled and retention disabled.

Here is a link to the Impossible Cloud Storage documentation, which includes detailed instructions and screen shots for creating a bucket with versioning and Object Lock.

Step 2: Create Object Storage - Impossible Cloud backup destination

Open the Storware WebUI and go to Backup Destination > Object Storage, click Create button and choose Impossible Cloud.

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In the wizard window provide a chosen Name for the backup destination. You can also set it as a Default backup destination.

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Go to the Choose Node Configuration tab and choose a proper node configuration (refer to Node Configurations in Storware documentation).

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Go to the Impossible Cloud Settings: If you want to use a bucket with versioning please choose Single bucket for all instances. If not, choose Single bucket (without versioning for all instances).
 
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Provide the Bucket name, the Region, Access key and Secret key. Leave the other settings as default values and Save the configuration.

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Conclusion

You have now successfully registered an Impossible Cloud bucket as a Backup Destination using the native integration in the Storware WebUI. Now, you can use Impossible Cloud Storage as a Backup Destination for different types of entities managed by Storware.