DC and DR Setup
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Proxmox Backup Server is the answer, if you want to use other backup software, please ask in their respective forums.
It is also highly advised to use a Proxmox consultant for commercial best practices which also helps with implementation.
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It is also highly advised to use a Proxmox consultant for commercial best practices which also helps with implementation.
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https://proxmox.com/en/products/proxmox-backup-server/overview and https://pbs.proxmox.com/docs/
https://proxmox.com/en/partners/find-partner/explore
EDIT: You are asking very broad/generic questions and give almost no context. This will only get you very broad/generic answers. Maybe try talking to a person that does Proxmox consultancy?
https://proxmox.com/en/partners/find-partner/explore
EDIT: You are asking very broad/generic questions and give almost no context. This will only get you very broad/generic answers. Maybe try talking to a person that does Proxmox consultancy?
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This is for a commercial setup, right? And you are starting from scratch, without much experience, right?
If both is true you need either an external consultant (as @LnxBil already mentioned) or a lot of time.
You mentioned "DR", Desaster Recovery. For me this includes some High-Availability, which leads to a) a Cluster, and b) fundamentals like ECC Ram, redundant storage, redundant network setup and redundant power supplies.
The whole shebang is nothing you will grasp during a weekend. And it is nothing we can fully describe here, in a forum of volunteers ;-)
"Proxmox and deduplication" leads to Proxmox-Backup-Server, not to Proxmox-Virtual-Environment - and it is highly recommended. @leesteken posted the links to the documentation.
Whatever you do: have fun! PVE is a great and powerful product
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If you can get some used computers you may build a test-lab before spending "real" money. The software is freely available
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