Hello Eric,
yes, this actually helps a lot. I was aware of the "cloud prune" command and
was already considering scripting something with that. What
I wasn't aware of is the "allpools" keyword which really makes things easier,
so thank you for bringing it to my attention!
All the best,
Martin
On 19.06.24 19:01, Eric Bollengier wrote:
Hello Martin,
On 6/19/24 12:57, Martin Reissner wrote:
Hello,
we're running a Bacula 15.0.2 setup which stores everything in S3 storage and
due to having a lot of data to backup every day
we use
Truncate Cache = AfterUpload
Upload = EachPart
in our "Cloud" ressources, to ensure the systems running the SDs do not run out
of diskspace. This works pretty well but I recently
started to configure Verifyjobs with
Level = VolumeToCatalog
for some important jobs and it looks like when running the Verifyjob, data gets
transferred from S3 to the directory specified
as "Archive Device" in the "Device" ressource, sometimes also known as
"cloudcache" and is then compared to the respective data in the catalog.
So far so good, but it seems that even after a successful verification the
volume data remains there, probably until the volume is reused and for
large jobs this takes up quite some space which causes diskspace issues on the
SD.
Am I maybe missing something there and is there some option that can be used to
prune the cache after a (successful) verifyjob?
Yes, you have a cloud command to prune the cache, I suggest to run it at a
regular interval inside an admin job for example. (cloud prune allpools
storage=XXX)
Hope it helps!
Best Regards,
Eric
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