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title: Azure Backup architecture for SAP HANA Backup
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description: Learn about Azure Backup architecture for SAP HANA backup.
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ms.topic: overview
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ms.date: 09/09/2024
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If you aren’t using firewall/NVA in your setup, then the backup stream is transferred over the Azure network to the Recovery Services vault / Azure Storage. Also, you can set up [Virtual Network Service Endpoint](../virtual-network/virtual-network-service-endpoints-overview.md) or [Private Endpoint](../private-link/private-endpoint-overview.md) to allow SAP HANA to send backup traffic directly to Recovery Services Vault / Azure Storage, skipping NVA/Azure Firewall. Additionally, when you use firewall/NVA, the traffic to Microsoft Entra ID and Azure Backup Service will pass through the firewall/NVA and it doesn’t affect the overall backup performance.
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1. Azure Backup attempts to achieve speeds up to 420 MB/sec for non-log backups and up to 100 MB/sec for log backups. [Learn more](./tutorial-backup-sap-hana-db.md#understanding-backup-and-restore-throughput-performance) about backup and restore throughput performance.
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1. Azure Backup attempts to achieve speeds up to 420 MB/sec for non-log backups and up to 100 MB/sec for log backups. [Learn more](./tutorial-backup-sap-hana-db.md#understanding-the-backup-and-restore-throughput-performance) about backup and restore throughput performance.
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1. Detailed logs are written to the *backup.log* and *backint.log* files on the SAP HANA instance.
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Connecting the Azure environment to on-premises network using ExpressRoute and configured forced tunneling directs all the traffic to the on-premises network. How can I configure the settings so that Azure SQL Server workload backup traffic won't pass through the on-premises network and directly connects to Recovery Services vault?
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During the backup operation, the *backup job* connects to three Service Endpoints - `AzureBackup`, `AzureStorage`, and `Microsoft Entra ID. In this scenario, we recommend you to configure the Service Endpoint to `AzureStorage`, which helps to send the traffic from the Virtual Network to the Storage directly. For Azure Backup and Microsoft Entra ID, you can configure UDR over service tags so that the traffic travels to backbone network instead of on-premises.
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During the backup operation, the *backup job* connects to three Service Endpoints - `AzureBackup`, `AzureStorage`, and `Microsoft Entra ID`. In this scenario, we recommend you to configure the Service Endpoint to `AzureStorage`, which helps to send the traffic from the Virtual Network to the Storage directly. For Azure Backup and Microsoft Entra ID, you can configure UDR over service tags so that the traffic travels to backbone network instead of on-premises.
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description: This article provides answers to common questions about backing up SAP HANA databases using the Azure Backup service.
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What’s the backup and restore throughput performance that Azure Backup provides and how to set up my HANA system to use this maximum throughput?
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Refer to [the backup and restore throughput performance](./tutorial-backup-sap-hana-db.md#understanding-backup-and-restore-throughput-performance) that Azure Backup provides for HANA workloads. <br><br> To set up your HANA system to leverage the improved performance, use the following resources:
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Refer to [the backup and restore throughput performance](./tutorial-backup-sap-hana-db.md#understanding-the-backup-and-restore-throughput-performance) that Azure Backup provides for HANA workloads. <br><br> To set up your HANA system to leverage the improved performance, use the following resources:
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- [Select a disk type for Azure IaaS VMs - managed disks](/azure/virtual-machines/disks-types)
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- [Performance tiers for Azure managed disks](/azure/virtual-machines/disks-change-performance)
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