VRO-13 study plan

Week 1chapters 1–3 · about 6 hours Done

• Read these chapters:
  • 1. Recovery orchestration and Veeam Recovery Orchestrator
  • 2. Architecture, requirements and deployment
  • 3. Roles, scopes and access
• After each chapter, cover its key takeaways and explain each one out loud. Re-read any you can’t.
• Free study notes for this week: Veeam Recovery Orchestrator plan types, Administrator, Plan Author and Plan Operator in Veeam Recovery Orchestrator.
• Look up any unfamiliar term in the VRO-13 glossary.

Exam skill areas this week: Course modulesVMCE+ v13: Orchestration and Disaster Recovery · 10%

Week 2chapters 4–6 · about 7 hours Done

• Read these chapters:
  • 4. Connecting infrastructure and grouping workloads
  • 5. Recovery locations
  • 6. Recovery plans
• After each chapter, cover its key takeaways and explain each one out loud. Re-read any you can’t.
• Look up any unfamiliar term in the VRO-13 glossary.

Exam skill areas this week: Course modulesVMCE+ v13: Orchestration and Disaster Recovery · 10%

Week 3chapters 7–10 · about 8 hours Done

• Read these chapters:
  • 7. Running plans: failover, failback, restore and permanent failover
  • 8. Testing recovery with DataLabs and lab groups
  • 9. Ransomware recovery: malware scans and clean room failover
  • 10. Reports, dashboards and operations
• After each chapter, cover its key takeaways and explain each one out loud. Re-read any you can’t.
• Free study notes for this week: Veeam Recovery Orchestrator plan states and modes, Veeam Recovery Orchestrator readiness checks, Clean room recovery with Veeam Recovery Orchestrator.
• Look up any unfamiliar term in the VRO-13 glossary.

Exam skill areas this week: Course modulesVMCE+ v13: Orchestration and Disaster Recovery · 10%

Week 4review Done

• Go back through every chapter’s key takeaways. Anything you can’t explain without looking, re-read that section.
• Re-read the common-trap callouts: they mark the answers that look right but aren’t.
• Check the exam coverage map against Veeam’s own outline, in case it has changed since the book was checked.
• Read the official Veeam course outline once more and tick off every objective.

Week 1chapters 1–2 · about 4 hours Done

• Read these chapters:
  • 1. Recovery orchestration and Veeam Recovery Orchestrator
  • 2. Architecture, requirements and deployment
• After each chapter, cover its key takeaways and explain each one out loud. Re-read any you can’t.
• Free study notes for this week: Veeam Recovery Orchestrator plan types.
• Look up any unfamiliar term in the VRO-13 glossary.

Exam skill areas this week: Course modulesVMCE+ v13: Orchestration and Disaster Recovery · 10%

Week 2chapter 3 · about 2 hours Done

• Read chapter:
  • 3. Roles, scopes and access
• After each chapter, cover its key takeaways and explain each one out loud. Re-read any you can’t.
• Free study notes for this week: Administrator, Plan Author and Plan Operator in Veeam Recovery Orchestrator.
• Look up any unfamiliar term in the VRO-13 glossary.

Exam skill areas this week: Course modules

Week 3chapter 4 · about 2 hours Done

• Read chapter:
  • 4. Connecting infrastructure and grouping workloads
• After each chapter, cover its key takeaways and explain each one out loud. Re-read any you can’t.
• Look up any unfamiliar term in the VRO-13 glossary.

Exam skill areas this week: Course modules

Week 4chapter 5 · about 2 hours Done

• Read chapter:
  • 5. Recovery locations
• After each chapter, cover its key takeaways and explain each one out loud. Re-read any you can’t.
• Look up any unfamiliar term in the VRO-13 glossary.

Exam skill areas this week: Course modules

Week 5chapter 6 · about 2 hours Done

• Read chapter:
  • 6. Recovery plans
• After each chapter, cover its key takeaways and explain each one out loud. Re-read any you can’t.
• Look up any unfamiliar term in the VRO-13 glossary.

Exam skill areas this week: Course modulesVMCE+ v13: Orchestration and Disaster Recovery · 10%

Week 6chapters 7–8 · about 4 hours Done

• Read these chapters:
  • 7. Running plans: failover, failback, restore and permanent failover
  • 8. Testing recovery with DataLabs and lab groups
• After each chapter, cover its key takeaways and explain each one out loud. Re-read any you can’t.
• Free study notes for this week: Veeam Recovery Orchestrator plan states and modes, Veeam Recovery Orchestrator readiness checks.
• Look up any unfamiliar term in the VRO-13 glossary.

Exam skill areas this week: Course modulesVMCE+ v13: Orchestration and Disaster Recovery · 10%

Week 7chapters 9–10 · about 4 hours Done

• Read these chapters:
  • 9. Ransomware recovery: malware scans and clean room failover
  • 10. Reports, dashboards and operations
• After each chapter, cover its key takeaways and explain each one out loud. Re-read any you can’t.
• Free study notes for this week: Clean room recovery with Veeam Recovery Orchestrator.
• Look up any unfamiliar term in the VRO-13 glossary.

Exam skill areas this week: Course modulesVMCE+ v13: Orchestration and Disaster Recovery · 10%

Week 8review Done

• Go back through every chapter’s key takeaways. Anything you can’t explain without looking, re-read that section.
• Re-read the common-trap callouts: they mark the answers that look right but aren’t.
• Check the exam coverage map against Veeam’s own outline, in case it has changed since the book was checked.
• Read the official Veeam course outline once more and tick off every objective.