Hello Marc,
Good point ...
I will forward your suggestion to the persons responsible for handling
this in Bacula Systems.
Best regards,
Kern
On 8/24/21 6:20 PM, mark.berg...@pennmedicine.upenn.edu wrote:
In the message dated: Tue, 24 Aug 2021 16:37:33 +0200,
The pithy ruminations from Kern Sibbald on
[[External] [Bacula-users] Free Bacula Health Check] were:
=> Hello,
Kern,
=>
=> Thank you for using Bacula. Although I am now mostly retired (but busier
than ever), as Chairman of the Board of Bacula Systems,
=> I do keep up on new things, especially the multiple things that Bacula
Systems is doing to improve the Bacula Community user
=> experience.
=>
=> One such step is that Bacula Systems is offering the Bacula Community users access to
a free "Health Check" service. This is a
=> nice way to get your Bacula Community implementation 'health checked' by
another advanced Bacula expert (besides yourself, of
=> course!). In my experience, running the check usually results in the user
learning how he or she may be able to further improve -
=> or get more out of - Bacula Community. The offer from Bacula Systems is open
to anyone with a deployment of 50 agents or more. I
=> hope you find it helpful.
That's a great offer.
While "50 agents" is one measure of the scale of Bacula installation,
perhaps it shouldn't be the only qualification for the health check. For
example, we backup less than 25 machines, but have about 450TB of data
being backed up to tape.
Thanks,
Mark
=>
=> Best regards,
=> Kern
=>
=> PS: if the above link does not work for you, or like me, you don't like following
email links, please go to: "https://
=> www.bacula.org/free-backup-system-review" to sign up for the offer.
=>
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