// NAS effective licenses (shares with multiplier - reflects extra capacity or multiple shares per device) let nasLicenses = Math.ceil(nasSharesRaw * nasMultiplier); // rounding up to avoid fractional licenses
<!-- Additional workloads: Databases / Apps (Oracle/SQL) - advanced but helps --> <div class="card"> <div class="card-header"> <h3><span class="icon">⚙️</span> Additional Workloads</h3> </div> <div class="card-body"> <div class="input-group"> <label>🗄️ Enterprise Applications (SAP Hana, Oracle DB)</label> <input type="number" id="enterpriseApps" value="2" min="0" step="1"> <span class="hint">Per instance (plugin-based) – 1 VUL each</span> </div> <div class="input-group"> <label>☁️ Cloud-native VMs (AWS/Azure)</label> <input type="number" id="cloudVms" value="3" min="0" step="1"> <span class="hint">Veeam Backup for AWS/Azure: 1 VUL per instance</span> </div> <div class="factor-note">💡 VUL is universal – covers any workload type without dedicated editions.</div> </div> </div> </div> veeam universal license calculator
// Reset to sensible demo values function resetToDefaults() document.getElementById('vmCount').value = 25; document.getElementById('physicalServers').value = 8; document.getElementById('workstations').value = 15; document.getElementById('nasShares').value = 5; document.getElementById('nasMultiplier').value = 1.0; document.getElementById('enterpriseApps').value = 2; document.getElementById('cloudVms').value = 3; calculateVUL(); // NAS effective licenses (shares with multiplier -
// Additional: show total VUL in dynamic badge, maybe cost estimator optional? Not needed but useful // Provide tooltip style explanation function addTooltips() // just enhance UX: no extra DOM needed, already hints present. const summary = document.querySelector('.summary-panel'); if (summary) summary.setAttribute('title', 'VUL count = sum of all protected workloads (instances). NAS shares factor adjust for large file shares.'); NAS shares factor adjust for large file shares
This tool helps you estimate the number of VULs needed based on your workload types (VMs, physical servers, workstations, NAS/file shares).