Hi, As I wrote earlier, you are able to use other filesystems under proxmox, which supports this kind of feature. I know, using other filesystem under proxmox than the default is not a "wash&go" solution, but worth it.
Now I am able to create live snapshots as many as I want, as frequently as I want and I can send incremental backups over the network. In this case the on-site backup is "free" (in time and in storage), remote backup is quick (just send the difference between snapshots over the network). I use zfs on linux for years in several servers, even desktops, but one can try btrfs, too, which seems also has a lot of good features. So, if you need extra features, you should give them a try. Bye, István ----------------eredeti üzenet----------------- Feladó: "Gilberto Nunes" [email protected] Címzett: "Martin Maurer" [email protected] CC: "pve-user" Dátum: Fri, 16 Jan 2015 11:38:15 -0200 ---------------------------------------------------------- > > >Here it is: > > >Source Code Repositories > >Currently, Livebackup is available as an enhancement to both the qemu and >qemu-kvm >projects. The goal is to get Livebackup accepted by the qemu project, and then >flow through to the >qemu-kvm project. >Clone git://[github.com/jagane/qemu-livebackup.git to get access to a clone of >the >qemu source tree with Livebackup enhancements. >Clone git://github.com/jagane/qemu-kvm-livebackup.git -> >http://github.com/jagane/qemu-livebackup.git] to get access to a clone of the >qemu-kvm source tree with Livebackup enhancements. > > > >
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