Hi mfarzan,
Get-VBRAzureComputeBackup only returns information about backups imported via External Repositories if I remember right -- you're not going to be able to poll policy information directly from VBR Powershell.
For the time being, I would recommend adding some REST calls into your script for reporting on the Veeam Backup for Azure environment; Invoke-WebRequest cmdlet can help here, and you should be able to find powershell examples of a quick REST API calling function.
Long-term naturally we want all features covered by our automation endpoints, but for the time being with Veeam Backup for Azure items, use the built in REST API for reporting.
Get-VBRAzureComputeBackup only returns information about backups imported via External Repositories if I remember right -- you're not going to be able to poll policy information directly from VBR Powershell.
For the time being, I would recommend adding some REST calls into your script for reporting on the Veeam Backup for Azure environment; Invoke-WebRequest cmdlet can help here, and you should be able to find powershell examples of a quick REST API calling function.
Long-term naturally we want all features covered by our automation endpoints, but for the time being with Veeam Backup for Azure items, use the built in REST API for reporting.
Statistics: Posted by david.domask — Jun 18, 2025 7:49 am
