nxsbi opened a new issue, #6469:
URL: https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/issues/6469
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##### CLOUDSTACK VERSION
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4.15
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##### CONFIGURATION
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xcp-ng 7.4
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This is not an issue per say, but a question. What is the best way to backup
VHD files to an offsite backup for DR? We are using xcp-ng 7.4 and Cloudstack
4.15. We do not have a second data center. I am thinking to map a NFS drive in
Azure Blob storage and map that as a mount on a dedicated Linux server (on
prem) and then use rsync to copy VHD files over. First time will take forever,
but then incremental rsync should be quick. Will rsync work correctly for VHD
backups like this?
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rsync files
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in case of a disaster, the backed up version of rsync'd file can be used as
a new VHD and create new VM based on that
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