In case of a disaster, you can restore an entire EC2 instance from a cloud-native snapshot, snapshot replica or image-level backup. Veeam Backup for AWS allows you to restore one or more EC2 instances at a time, to the original location or to a new location.
Note
If you restore multiple EC2 instances that have the same EBS volume attached, Veeam Backup for AWS will restore one volume per each instance and enable the Multi-Attach option for every restored volume. To recover the source configuration, when the restore operation completes, manually delete extra EBS volumes in the AWS Management Console and attach the necessary volume to the instances.
For more information on Amazon EBS Multi-Attach, see AWS Documentation.
Veeam Console
Within the Veeam Console, on the left menu bar Click Protected Data
At the Top, Click EC2
Select Both ec2-instance-1 & ec2-instance-2 from the instance list
Click Restore
Select Instance Restore
Instance Restore » Instances » Choose instances to restore
Two Instances should be in the list
Tip
Restore Point
Select an instance and Select Restore Point in order to pick a date/time of restoration.
Click Next
Instance Restore » Account » IAM Role
Click Check Permissions
Verify All Permissions Passed
Click Close
Click Next
Warning
If EC2 permissions Failed Follow these steps to grant access
Click Grant
Enter Access & Secret Key (Access & Secret Key were provided during AWS CloudFormation deployment and can be found within your AWS Console)
Click Apply
Recheck Permissions
Click Close
Click Next
Instance Restore » Restore Mode
Verify Restore to original location is selected
Click Next
Instance Restore » Reason
Restore Reason Type: Removed Instances using IaC and didn’t realize it was needed.