Hi Skylar,
Skylar Thompson wrote:
One thing to be aware of with partial incremental backups is the danger of
backing up data multiple times if the mount points are nested. For
instance,
/mnt/backup/some-dir
/mnt/backup/some-dir/another-dir
Under normal operation, a node with DOMAIN set to
One thing to be aware of with partial incremental backups is the danger of
backing up data multiple times if the mount points are nested. For
instance,
/mnt/backup/some-dir
/mnt/backup/some-dir/another-dir
Under normal operation, a node with DOMAIN set to "/mnt/backup/some-dir
Hi Zoltan,
OK, i will translate my text as there are some more approaches discussed :-)
breaking up the filesystems in several nodes will work as long as the
nodes are of suffiecient size.
I'm not sure if a PROXY node will solve the problem, because each
"member node" will backup the whole
Bjørn,
Thank you for the details. As the common consensus is, we need to break-up
the number of directories/files each node processes/scans. Also seem to
need the use of the PROXY NODE process to consolidate access into one
node/client since 5+ nodes will be required to process what is now
