Changes in This Release for Oracle Secure Backup Administrator's Guide
This section highlights new features, fixes, and enhancements in Oracle Secure Backup for the current release.
Oracle Secure Backup 19.1 Release 1
The following are the changes in this document for Oracle Secure Backup 19.1.
New Features, Enhancements, and Updates
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Supports immutable buckets feature of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.
This feature enables Oracle Secure Backup to store backups in object storage and archive storage but prevents any modification or deletion of data. You can apply retention rules on these buckets to protect your data.
See About Backups in Immutable Buckets and Using Immutable Buckets of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.
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Upload backups from client host directly to the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure object storage.
Oracle Secure Backup provides a new feature for uploading backups from client hosts to the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure object storage. With this feature, a client host can upload backup data directly to object storage without using media servers, thereby improving throughput of backup jobs.
See About Client Direct to Cloud and Enabling Client Direct to Cloud.
Deprecated Functionality
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Support for physical tape drives and libraries, including VTLs emulating libraries and tape drives is deprecated. These may not be supported in future releases of Oracle Secure Backup.
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Support for administrative server and media server on non-Linux platforms is deprecated. Future releases of Oracle Secure Backup will support administrative server and media server only on Linux platform.
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Support for Oracle Secure Backup client will continue on all platforms, that is, Linux, Solaris, Windows, HP-UX, and AIX.
Desupported Functionality
The Oracle Secure Backup 19.1 software is not interoperable with Oracle Secure Backup 12.2 and earlier version clients.
Other Changes
Minor editorial changes to this section for language and grammar improvements.