Managing VPGs : Adding Virtual Machines to a VPG : Adding Virtual Machines to a VPG - When the Recovery Site is AWS
  
Adding Virtual Machines to a VPG - When the Recovery Site is AWS
 
 
■ Only virtual machines that are supported by AWS can be protected by Zerto Virtual Replication. Refer to AWS documentation for the supported operating systems.
■ A VPC must exist, and a security group and subnet must be assigned to it and to all other VPCs you want to use for recovered virtual machines.
■ The following limitations apply when protecting to AWS:
■ For Linux, AWS supports virtual machines with up to 12 volumes, including the boot volume.
■ For Windows, AWS supports virtual machines with up to 22 volumes, including the boot volume.
■ GBT formatted disks are supported for data volumes only.
■ The following table describes the limitations per Import Method:
Import Method
OS
AWS Import
zImport for Data Volumes
zImport for all volumes
Boot Volume
Additional Volume
Boot Volume
Additional Volume
Boot Volumes
Additional Volumes
Linux
1 TB
1 TB
1 TB
16 TB
2047 GiB*
16 TB
Windows
1 TB
1 TB
1 TB
16 TB
2047 GiB*
16 TB
* Some VMs use the MBR partitioning scheme, which only supports up to 2047 GiB boot volumes. If your instance does not boot with a boot volume that is 2 TB or larger,, the VM you are using may be limited to a 2047 GiB boot volume.
See the relevant AWS documentation for more information: http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/EBSVolumeTypes.html
 
See also: “Import Methods for AWS”, on page 69