Veeam Data Platform Premium - Subscription Upfront Billing (Renewal) - 15 Instance - 2 Year

Experience enterprise‑grade data protection with a subscription that simplifies budgeting and maximizes the resilience of your critical workloads. The Veeam Data Platform Premium, offered with upfront billing and renewal options, covers up to 15 instances across a two‑year license term. This comprehensive solution unifies backup, replication, monitoring, and cloud integration, enabling organizations of all sizes to safeguard physical, virtual, and cloud environments with confidence. Built for modern IT environments, this license delivers consistent performance, rapid recovery, and predictable cost planning, ensuring your data remains available even in the face of disruptions or cyber threats.

• Comprehensive, scalable protection for up to 15 instances. The Premium tier is designed to scale with your environment, delivering centralized control over backups, replication, and recovery for up to fifteen protected workloads—whether they’re on‑prem, virtual, or cloud‑based. This makes it ideal for growing businesses that need a single, consistent protection strategy across diverse infrastructure.
• Upfront billing with a clear 2‑year renewal cycle. Plan with confidence using a predictable two‑year license term. This upfront billing model helps finance teams forecast expenses, eliminates surprise renewal fees, and aligns with budgeting cycles, while ensuring uninterrupted data protection for the entire term.
• Robust data protection features engineered for rapid recovery. Veeam’s platform emphasizes fast restores, granular recovery points, and flexible recovery targets. Benefit from efficient backup workflows, verifiable recoveries, and minimized downtime—crucial for meeting service level agreements (SLAs) and maintaining business continuity across applications and databases.
• Integrated ransomware defense and immutable backup options. The Premium subscription includes security mechanisms designed to guard against modern threats. Immutable backups, air‑gapped storage options, and secure access controls reduce the risk of data tampering and help you recover confidently after an attack.
• Flexible deployment and centralized management across environments. Manage protection from a single, centralized console. Whether you operate on‑premises, in virtualized environments, or across multiple clouds, you’ll benefit from streamlined orchestration, policy automation, and visibility that simplifies day‑to‑day administration and long‑term governance.

Technical Details of Veeam Data Platform Premium

• License Type: Subscription with Upfront Billing (Renewal)
• Instances Included: 15
• License Duration: 2 Years
• Renewal: Available (auto‑renewal options may be configured in the management portal)
• Core Capabilities: Backup, Replication, Monitoring, Cloud Integration, Orchestration, and Data Management

How to Install Veeam Data Platform Premium

Getting started with Veeam Data Platform Premium is designed to be straightforward and efficient, with a streamlined activation and deployment flow that minimizes downtime and gets your protection protecting your workloads quickly.

1) Activate your license: After purchase, access the Veeam Customer Portal to activate the subscription. This step associates your 15‑instance license with your organization and provides access to the appropriate deployment packages and support resources.

2) Prepare your deployment environment: Identify the hypervisors, storage targets, and cloud destinations that will host backup repositories and replicas. Verify connectivity, security policies, and access rights to ensure smooth data movement and secure management.

3) Deploy the Veeam components: Install the core Veeam Backup & Replication components or deploy the platform in your preferred topology (on‑prem, virtualized, or cloud) based on the size and complexity of your environment. Leverage scalable architecture to accommodate up to 15 protected instances.

4) Add and configure instances: Define the workloads you want to protect—virtual machines, physical servers, cloud instances, databases, and applications. Assign each to a protected job with appropriate backup windows, retention policies, and replication targets to meet your RPO goals.

5) Define backup targets and retention: Choose local storage, NAS/SAN targets, or cloud repositories. Establish retention periods aligned with governance and compliance requirements. Enable Verification and SureBackup or similar validation features to ensure recoverability.

6) Configure security and access control: Implement role‑based access control, encryption in transit, and at‑rest protections where available. Enforce MFA for portal access to protect administrative credentials and ensure only authorized personnel can modify protection policies.

7) Validate recoverability: Run test restores regularly, including full restores, application‑consistent backups, and disaster recovery drills. Regular testing confirms that your recovery procedures work as intended and helps you refine RTO targets.

8) Automate and monitor: Leverage policy automation, dashboards, and alerts to maintain ongoing visibility into backup status, job performance, and capacity usage. Set up notifications for failures, warnings, and completion events to stay ahead of potential issues.

9) Plan for upgrades and renewals: Track license terms and renewal dates to ensure uninterrupted protection. Coordinate with your procurement or IT admin teams to schedule renewals, update configurations, and scale protection as your environment grows beyond 15 instances.

10) Optimize performance and cost: Periodically review job schedules, deduplication ratios, and storage efficiency to balance protection goals with cost. Consider tiered storage strategies or cloud offloads to maximize efficiency and reduce unnecessary overhead while maintaining robust recovery options.

By following these steps, you can quickly empower your organization with a resilient, scalable, and easy‑to‑manage data protection platform. The combination of upfront billing, a two‑year term, and a 15‑instance coverage model simplifies budgeting while delivering the reliability and performance expected from Veeam’s data protection suite.

Frequently asked questions

• What does 15 Instance license mean?

  The 15 Instance license indicates protection capacity for up to fifteen individual workloads or data sources. Instances can include virtual machines, physical servers, databases, or cloud workloads, depending on your environment and the policy configuration. This model supports centralized protection management across diverse assets while keeping licensing straightforward.

• What is included in the Subscription Upfront Billing (Renewal) plan?

  The plan covers a two‑year license term with upfront billing, providing predictable budgeting and continuous protection. It supports renewal options to extend coverage beyond the initial term, ensuring ongoing backup, recovery, and cloud integration capabilities without disruption.

• How does the renewal process work?

  Renewal is designed to be seamless. Prior to the end of the term, you can configure auto‑renewal in the management portal or initiate a manual renewal. The renewal maintains license alignment with your protected instances and preserves existing configurations, backup jobs, and recovery workflows.

• Can I use this product for cloud backups?

  Yes. Veeam Data Platform Premium is built to support cloud integration as part of its core capabilities. You can protect workloads across on‑prem, virtualized, and cloud environments, and you may offload backups to cloud storage targets as part of your overall data protection strategy.

• What kind of recovery options are available?

  Veeam emphasizes flexible recovery options, including full VM restores, file‑level recovery, application‑aware restores, and rapid failover/replication for business continuity. Verification tools allow you to test recoverability to ensure backup integrity and independence from potential outages.