There is a company-wide mandate to migrate operations off corporate datacenters and over to AWS, Azure, and GCE. The Veeam engineer has backups of VMware, Hyper-V, and Nutanix VMs stored in on-premises repositories. The performance of a test restore was not satisfactory.
Which solution should the engineer deploy?
To improve performance in restoring virtual machines from on-premises repositories to the cloud, deploying a helper appliance in the respective cloud environment is the most effective solution. A helper appliance can facilitate more efficient data transfers and operations specific to cloud platforms by optimizing the restore process from Veeam backups. This approach targets the specific issue of slow restore performance by leveraging the cloud infrastructure inherently, making it a better fit for this scenario.
Wan Accelerators are used for backup/replication tasks. For restore, helper appliance needs to be deployed in respective cloud
You can use WAN Accelerators for restore operations also, so the Answer is B
While I don't see the helper appliace for Azure (other than restoring Linux), I see it for GPC and AWS.: https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/backup/vsphere/restore_amazon_proxy_appliance.html?ver=120
Veeam WAN accelerator can be deployed an onsite and any cloud. Helper appliance not available on Azure
we need wan accelerators
B - we need wan accelerators
Change my vote to B. Question says they are moving everything off corp data centers - so makes sense they'd have VBR at both locations. So WAN Accelerators it is.