Veeam Data Cloud Vault is the managed cloud storage Veeam Software for backups, delivered immutable by default, encrypted with AES 256-bit and logically air-gapped. It runs on Microsoft Azure Blob Storage or AWS S3 and is added to Veeam Backup & Replication as an object storage repository, with no intermediate appliance. The per-terabyte rate covers capacity, API calls, reads and egress within fair use, and the data region is chosen at purchase.
Veeam Data Cloud Vault is the managed cloud storage Veeam Software for backups, delivered already immutable, encrypted with AES 256-bit and logically isolated, with no object storage account to contract, appliance to size or lock policy to manage. Veeam runs the service on Microsoft Azure Blob Storage or AWS S3, depending on the edition, and it appears in the Veeam Backup & Replication console as an ordinary object storage repository. Vault replaces the work of building an immutable repository yourself — creating a bucket, configuring object lock, estimating API calls and forecasting egress — and satisfies the off-site copy requirement in the 3-2-1 and 3-2-1-1-0 models. This page also covers the capacity services on the same metric: Veeam Data Cloud for Microsoft Azure and Veeam Data Cloud for AWS.
Veeam Data Cloud Vault delivers storage ready to receive backups, with security applied by default and nothing to install.
Predictability comes the billing model: the per-terabyte rate includes capacity, API calls for immutable writes, and reads and egress within fair use — with none of the separate operations bill typical of hand-built object storage. Configuration risk disappears because immutability is not a checkbox: the vault is born locked.
Project time shrinks because there is no bucket to create and no retention policy to write at the cloud provider; the vault is purchased and added as a repository. And the copy survives a compromised administrative credential, because the storage sits outside the production domain and object lock blocks deletion within the minimum duration.
Veeam Data Cloud Vault serves infrastructure teams already running Veeam Data Platform that need the off-site copy their backup policy requires, plus security and compliance groups accountable for regulatory retention. Three scenarios: proving an immutable copy outside the data center after an audit; moving old backups off primary storage without building archive infrastructure; and protecting Microsoft Azure or AWS workloads on the same terabyte metric.
Veeam Data Cloud Vault is storage designed for Veeam backups, not generic object storage adapted to the job: it arrives pre-configured and is recognized natively by Veeam Backup & Replication. The per-terabyte rate folds capacity, API, reads and egress within fair use into one variable. And data residency is chosen at purchase, at country granularity in the Foundation edition and region granularity in Advanced.
Vault is not general-purpose storage: by contract, the Foundation and Advanced editions only take data generated by Veeam Data Platform or Veeam Kasten, and Vault Archive only takes Veeam Data Platform data. Uploading data that is not encrypted is also prohibited. On the customer side, a licensed Veeam Backup & Replication is needed; Vault Archive works as a primary NAS backup target or as the archive tier of a scale-out backup repository. The connection can use private endpoints. The Advanced edition is not available in every region, because it depends on Azure support for zone-redundant storage.
Vault has three tiers. Foundation offers durability up to eleven nines, a 30-day minimum retention, near-instant restore and reads within a fair use allowance of 20% per year. Advanced reaches twelve nines with zone redundancy, keeps the 30-day minimum retention and caps neither reads nor restores. Vault Archive, available since July 2026, carries a 180-day minimum retention, typical retrieval above 15 hours and no included reads. Each edition comes in Azure and AWS variants and in Core and Non-Core bands — and one subscription equals one edition, so using Azure and AWS takes two subscriptions. On the same terabyte metric sit Veeam Data Cloud for Microsoft Azure, protecting VMs, Azure SQL, Cosmos DB and Azure Files, and Veeam Data Cloud for AWS, covering EC2, RDS, DynamoDB, Redshift, Redshift Serverless, EFS and FSx.
Veeam Data Cloud Vault is licensed per terabyte, as a subscription billed annually upfront. The same metric covers Veeam Data Cloud for Microsoft Azure and Veeam Data Cloud for AWS, where Veeam counts the terabyte of already-compressed backup data — the Back-End Terabyte, or BETB. The per-terabyte rate includes subscribed capacity, the API calls required to write in an immutable format, and reads and egress within fair use. Capacity can be increased at any time, charged at the same per-terabyte rate as the original purchase.
The rules that most change a quote: the read allowance is 20% of subscribed capacity per year on Foundation, unlimited on Advanced and absent on Vault Archive, where every retrieval is billed separately. There is a minimum storage duration — 30 days on Foundation and Advanced, 180 days on Vault Archive — and deleting, overwriting or moving data before that triggers an early deletion fee. Because one subscription covers one edition, scenarios spanning Azure and AWS or Core and Non-Core regions need separate subscriptions. There is no single list value because the investment depends on terabyte volume, edition, region and term. To buy Veeam Data Cloud Vault in Brazil, OSB Software maps that scope with you, sends the commercial proposal, issues the Brazilian invoice and delivers the licenses — request a quote to get the exact figure for your scenario.
Can Veeam Data Cloud Vault store any file? No. The Foundation and Advanced editions accept only data generated by Veeam Data Platform or Veeam Kasten, and Vault Archive only Veeam Data Platform data.
Do I need an appliance to use Vault? No. The vault is added as an object storage repository in Veeam Backup & Replication, and moving GFS points to Vault Archive requires no archiver appliance.
Can the data stay in Brazil? Yes. The region is chosen at purchase and Brazil South is among those available in the Foundation and Advanced editions; Vault Archive is not yet offered in that region.
What happens if I a backup early? An early deletion fee applies, because there is a minimum storage duration of 30 days on Foundation and Advanced and 180 days on Vault Archive.
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