Lots of memory if you use rsync(d) for backup. Especially if you preserve
hard links. Enough memory to hold the whole metadata tree.
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I run an HP DL160G6se with hardware RAID and 7200RPM LFF SAS, with dual
power supplies & SSD for OS.
Backing up 34 linux hosts with a pool of 10.8TB prior to pooling &
compression. It typically stays busy 24/7 between backups & pool
cleanup, etc.
On 11/1/2019 9:17 AM, Greg Harris wrote:
How
Cloud is out and we are looking at purchasing new equipment.
Thanks,
Greg Harris
On Nov 1, 2019, at 10:39 AM, Jamie Burchell mailto:ja...@ib3.uk>>
wrote:
I’m using a low spec DigitalOcean droplet. You get a certain amount of
redundancy out of the box using virtualized servers in a datacentre
I’m using a low spec DigitalOcean droplet. You get a certain amount of
redundancy out of the box using virtualized servers in a datacentre rather
than a dusty old PC in a corner somewhere. It’s backed by SSD RAID and a
large block storage volume.
*From:* Greg Harris [mailto:ghar...@teamexpansi
