Hello,
I am using bacula to backup system A's home directories ( i.e. /home/
about 3.5TB )
using system B ( both gnu linux)
System B can see /home/ because it is NFS mounted and bacula is set up
for filestorage ( see below)
I have set up the pool to have 600 volumes of 5GB each ( using GZIP
compression )
Questions:
1) The other way to go would be to set systemA up as a client. Which
method would be best?
2) The differentials and incrementals take a long time and I am unsure
why? I would have expected them to go more quickly. Is it related to
using compression?
3) systemA exports /home/ to other servers and is quite busy during
working hours. Is there a good way to set up bacula so that if it is
running during working hours the impact on performance is minimal?
Any insights would be appreciated.
Thanks, Bill
FileSet {
Name = "Full Set"
Include {
Options {
Compression=GZIP
signature=SHA1
Sparse = yes
}
File = /home/
}
Include {
Options {
wildfile = "*.o"
Exclude = yes
}
}
}
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Bill Szkotnicki
Department of Animal and Poultry Science
University of Guelph
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