バックアップと DR サービスの管理コンソールで、[App Manager] をクリックし、管理対象アプリケーションまたは整合性グループを選択します。
右クリックして [ワークフローの管理] を選択し、Backup and DR ワークフローのアプリケーション ダッシュボードを開きます。[ワークフローを追加] をクリックし、Backup and DR ワークフローを実行する場所の [名前] や [アプライアンス] などの基本構成の詳細を追加します。
[Workflow Type] で [LiveClone] を選択します。
[Schedule Type] で [Scheduled] または [On Demand] を選択します。スケジュールされた Backup and DR ワークフローの場合は、Backup and DR ワークフローを実行するスケジュールを定義します。タイムセレクタは 24 時間形式です。スケジュールされた Backup and DR ワークフローは、オンデマンドで実行することもできます。
[LiveClone Settings] セクションに入力します。
[Source Image] で、スクラブするイメージを生成するポリシーの最新のスナップショット イメージを選択します。[オンデマンド] を選択した場合は、Backup and DR ワークフローを実行するユーザーが実行時にソース スナップショット イメージを選択します。
必要に応じて、[Mount for Pre-Processing] オプションを有効にします。これにより、LiveClone がホストにマウントされ、マウントされたイメージで 1 つ以上のスクリプトが実行されて、センシティブ データがスクラブまたはマスクされます。
選択したアプリケーションにセンシティブ データが含まれており、そのデータをスクラブしてセンシティブ データではなくする場合は、[Mark data as non-sensitive] オプションを有効にします。これにより、機密情報以外のデータを使用するユーザーが Backup and DR ワークフローにアクセスして、作業環境をプロビジョニングできるようになります。
[ホスト] プルダウンから、LiveClone をマウントするホストを選択します。
必要に応じて、[Map to All Cluster Nodes] オプションを有効にします。このオプションは、1 つ以上のターゲット ホストがクラスタノードまたはクラスタホストの場合に表示されます。
vRDM（仮想 Raw デバイス マッピング）: VMware スナップショットは、マウントされた vRDM を独立したスナップショットとして扱い、スナップショットには含まれません。このため、デフォルトでは、Backup and DR はマウントされた VM を保護するときに vRDM を含めません。Backup and DR には、vRDM を依存としてマークできるオプションがあります。このオプションはほとんど使用されませんが、有効にすると、vRDM が VMware スナップショットに含まれます。バックアップ テンプレートは、従属としてマークされた vRDM をキャプチャします。このマウントモードでは、ESXi ホストに iSCSI イニシエータが必要です。これは、デフォルトでは Google Cloud VMware Engine で有効になっていません。
pRDM（物理 Raw デバイス マッピング）: ファイルレベルの復元オペレーションの場合は、このモードを選択します。このマウントモードでは、ESXi ホストに iSCSI イニシエータが必要です。これは、デフォルトでは Google Cloud VMware Engine で有効になっていません。
[Map to ESX Hosts] で、次のいずれかのオプションを選択します。[Map to ESX Hosts] オプションは、[Mount Mode] フィールドで vRDM または pRDM を選択した場合にのみ表示されます。
1 つ: ターゲット VM を実行している ESX ホストにのみマッピングする場合は、[1 つ] を選択します。
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It lets you define a LiveClone from production data\nand then scrub the LiveClone's data before mounting it.\n\nA LiveClone Backup and DR Workflow can do the following:\n\n- Generate a new, or updates an existing, LiveClone from a selected production image that is marked as sensitive.\n- Define a schedule for updating the LiveClone with the latest production data. Scheduled Backup and DR Workflows can also be run on demand.\n- Employ scripts to scrub the LiveClone of sensitive data.\n- Mark the scrubbed virtual application as non-sensitive.\n- Either mount the scrubbed data---standard mount---to a specific\n host, or mount the scrubbed image as a virtual application---application\n aware mount---to a specific host.\n\n | **Note:** Management console users, when assigned with **Workflow Refresh** rights but not with Backup and DR Workflow run or Backup and DR Workflow manage rights, can only refresh the existing virtual application and cannot run, edit, delete, or disable the Backup and DR Workflow.\n\nUse these instructions to create a LiveClone Backup and DR Workflow:\n\n1. From the Backup and DR Service management console, click **App Manager**, then select a managed application or consistency group.\n2. Right-click and select **Manage Workflows** to open the Backup and DR Workflows **Application Dashboard** . Click **Add Workflow** and add basic configuration details like **Name** and **Appliance** of where you want the Backup and DR Workflow to run.\n3. Select **LiveClone** for the **Workflow Type**.\n4. Select **Scheduled** or **On Demand** for the **Schedule Type**. For scheduled Backup and DR Workflows, define a schedule to run the Backup and DR Workflow. The time selector uses a 24-hour clock. Scheduled Backup and DR Workflows can also be run on demand.\n5. Complete the **LiveClone Settings** section.\n\n - Select the latest snapshot image from the policy that produces the image to scrub for the **Source Image** . If you selected **On Demand**, the user running the Backup and DR Workflow selects the source snapshot image at run time.\n\n | **Note:** You can also select the latest StreamSnap image from a specific snapshot policy.\n - Enter an identifiable name in the **LiveClone Label** field.\n - Select the diskpool to hold the LiveClone---as well as the differences from subsequent mounts of the LiveClone---for **Diskpool**. Be sure enough storage space is allocated to accommodate the LiveClone.\n6. Optionally, enable the **Mount for Pre-Processing** option. This makes sure\n that the LiveClone is mounted to a host and one or more scripts\n run on the mounted image to scrub or mask sensitive data.\n\n 1. Enable the **Mark data as non-sensitive** option if your selected application contains sensitive data and you want it be scrubbed and made non-sensitive. This allows non-sensitive data users to access the Backup and DR Workflow and provision their work environments.\n 2. Select the host on which to mount the LiveClone from the **Host** drop-down.\n 3. Optionally, enable the **Map to All Cluster Nodes** option.\n You can see this option when one or more target hosts are a\n cluster node or a cluster host.\n\n 4. You can see the following options only when one or more target hosts are\n VMware VMs:\n\n 1. For **Mount Mode**, select one of the following:\n\n - **NFS**: By default NFS mode is selected. Backup and DR presents the data as a VMDK in an NFS datastore mounted from the backup/recovery appliance.\n - **vRDM (virtual raw device mapping)**: VMware snapshots treat mounted vRDMs as independent and are not included in snapshots. Because of this, by default, Backup and DR does not include vRDMs when protecting a mounted VM. Backup and DR does provide an option where you can mark vRDMs as dependent. Although rarely used, when this option is enabled, vRDMs are included in VMware snapshots. Backup templates capture vRDMs marked as dependent. Note that this mount mode needs the ESXi host to have an iSCSI initiator, which by default is not enabled in Google Cloud VMware Engine.\n - **pRDM (physical raw device mapping)**: For file-level restore operations, select this mode. Note that this mount mode needs the ESXi host to have an iSCSI initiator, which by default is not enabled in Google Cloud VMware Engine.\n 2. From **Map to ESX Hosts** , select one of the following options. You can\n see the **Map to ESX Hosts** option only when you have selected vRDM or\n pRDM in the **Mount Mode** field.\n\n - **One** : Select **One** if you want to map only to the ESX host running the target VM.\n - **Two** : Select **Two** if you want to map to two ESX hosts, but not all ESX hosts in the cluster. When selecting **Two** , you can choose the second host or choose **Auto-select**. Auto-select chooses the second host based on logical pairs of ESX hosts and always selects the partner ESX host for the one running the target VM.\n - **All** : Select **All** if you want to map to all the ESX hosts present in the cluster. Note that selecting **All** may increase the duration for the job.\n 5. Enter the location for the mounted drives in the **Mount Location** field.\n For example, `M:, D:\\testdb1`.\n\n 6. Select an option to mask sensitive data in the **Scripts Options** section.\n\n - Select the **Optim Privacy Data Masking** option if you are using Optim Data Privacy software for data masking. The **Masking Set** drop-down is populated automatically, so you can specify the corresponding timeout in minutes in **Masking Set**.\n - Select the **Custom Scripts** option if you are using Backup and DR custom scripts. Specify at least one pre- or post-processing script and the corresponding timeout in seconds. For more information, see [Custom scripts](/backup-disaster-recovery/docs/access-data/custom-scripts).\n 7. Click the **Create New Virtual Application** option to perform an\n application aware mount. This option is available only for IBM Db2,\n MySQL, Oracle PostgreSQL, SAP ASE, and SQL Server applications.\n\n | **Note:** You may need to create a new database (perform an AppAware mount) if the scripts to scrub sensitive data can only be run when the database is powered up and running.\n7. Click **Next**.\n\n8. Specify the mount details for the LiveClone image.\n\n - For **Mount Label**, provide a name to make it identifiable.\n - In the Hosts section, select one host on which you will perform the AppAware mount. You cannot perform an AppAware mount on multiple hosts.\n - In Mapping Options section, for **Mount Location** , enter the location for the mounted drives---for example, `M:`, `D:\\testdb1`, or `/oracledata/db1data`.\n - In the **Scripts Options** section, add any pre- and post-scripts\n that are needed to use.\n\n - (Databases only) Enable **Create New Virtual Application** if you want to\n perform an application aware mount (a virtual database).\n This option is available only for IBM Db2, MySQL, Oracle PostgreSQL,\n SAP ASE, and SQL server applications. The displayed settings vary according\n to database type. If you don't select the\n **Create New Virtual Application** option, you can instead get a\n file system mount to your target hosts.\n\n - Optionally, enable **Remove Mounted Image After Done** if you employ one\n or more scripts to process the mounted data as a one-time task after\n which the mounted data is no longer needed, such as extraction of data\n into a data warehouse. Once the script finishes its task this option\n unmounts and deletes the virtual application.\n\n9. Click **Add** to create the Backup and DR Workflow.\n\nThe VMware administrator's guide\n--------------------------------\n\nThis page is one in a series of pages specific to protecting and recovering\nVMware VMs with Backup and DR.\nYou can find additional information at:\n\n- [Backup and DR for VMware VMs](/backup-disaster-recovery/docs/concepts/vmware-intro)\n- [Configure VMware Engine for Backup and DR protection](/backup-disaster-recovery/docs/configuration/prepare-vmware)\n- [Add vCenter and ESX server hosts to the management console](/backup-disaster-recovery/docs/configuration/add-vcenter-host)\n- [Discover and protect VMware VMs](/backup-disaster-recovery/docs/configuration/discover-and-protect-vms)\n- [Apply a backup template to protect a VM](/backup-disaster-recovery/docs/create-plan/apply-backup-template-to-manage-a-VM)\n- [Configure Application settings for VMware VMs](/backup-disaster-recovery/docs/backup/configure-application-settings-for-vmware-vm)\n- [Restore a VMware VM](/backup-disaster-recovery/docs/restore-data/restore-vm)\n- [Mount a VMware image](/backup-disaster-recovery/docs/access-data/mount-vmware-image)\n- [Clone an image of a VMware VM](/backup-disaster-recovery/docs/access-data/clone-image-of-a-vm)\n- [Create LiveClone workflows](/backup-disaster-recovery/docs/access-data/create-liveclone-workflows)\n- [Move VM management between two backup/recovery appliances](/backup-disaster-recovery/docs/configuration/supported-vmware)"]]
