IBM's Unix platform. AIX machines are backed up with Veeam's Unix agent and show up in Veeam ONE once you add the Backup & Replication server responsible for managing them.
Also called AIX.
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Each book explains IBM AIX in context, with comparison tables and the common traps.
Terms in this definition
- Agent
A specialised form of Microsoft Copilot set up for one particular job, pairing instructions with knowledge and skills. You can create one in Copilot Studio, SharePoint or Agent Builder, and administrators control them from the Microsoft 365 admin center.
- Veeam ONE
A standalone Veeam product that monitors and reports on Veeam Backup & Replication and virtual environments in real time and documents them for the business. It can also measure how quickly VMs change, which helps with sizing.
- Architecture Definition Document
A key deliverable bringing together the main architecture artifacts across the four domains for every relevant state: baseline, transition and target. It sets out, in qualitative terms, what the architect intends.
- RACI
Stands for responsible, accountable, consulted, informed. A RACI chart lists functions and shows, for each, the single team accountable and the teams in the other three roles; the Cloud Adoption Framework includes worked examples.
Related terms
- Veeam Agent for IBM AIX
Protects computers running IBM AIX. Paired with the Solaris agent it makes up Veeam Agent for Unix, and the backup server can manage it via protection groups.
- Veeam Agent for Oracle Solaris
Protects Oracle Solaris machines. Paired with its IBM AIX counterpart, this agent makes up Veeam Agent for Unix; the Veeam Deployment Kit can't be used with it.