I currently back up about 30 volumes on about 10 clients, mostly Macs.
After doing a full backup and maybe 20 incremental backups, I have
used up 5 DDS-3 tapes (native, 60GB, with compression, more like
80GB). Roughly two/thirds of the backup data is from the full
backups, the rest from the incrementals.
Here's my question, I would like to find out which volumes are
responsible for what percentage of the incremental backup data for a
particular backup set. I'm sure I could pore through the various
reports logs and figure this out by hand, but is there a quicker way?
Basically, I'd love a report that looks something like this:
Volume Name Full Incrementals
===========================
abc 2.5GB 1.2GB
def 1.7GB 0.4GB
ghi 2.1GB 6.8GB
jkl 8.2GB 2.1GB
If I had a report like this, I could immediately see that "ghi" is
generating a disproportionate amount of new data from day to day and
investigate. ("jkl" takes up a similar amount of tape, but the
incremental numbers seem a lot more proportional.)
Is there any good way to generate a report like this? -Steve
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