Wondering if anyone can suggest a reason for this. I have 7 VM's being backed
off a node, direct to a USB3 external disk via a Directory based Storage
6 of the VM's have backup times varying from 8 min to 52 min. The dh -h
sizes of their disks vary from 16GB to 57GB.
The 7th vm has a du size
You can try set in /etc/vzdump.conf
ionice: 0
bwlimit: 500
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Van: pve-user [mailto:pve-user-boun...@pve.proxmox.com] Namens Lindsay Mathieson
Verzonden: donderdag 27 februari 2014 21:38
Aan: pve-user pve. proxmox. com
Onderwerp: [PVE-User] Radical difference
I love getting up in the morning to emails saying all vm's on all nodes have
been successfully
backed up to an external disk which will be taken offsite later that day. And I
regularly restore
VM's to a private VLAN for testing - no issues so far.
Have migrated all our physical production
Or use zfs on the storage server :)
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Feladó: Bart Lageweg | Bizway b...@bizway.nl
Címzett: 'Lindsay Mathieson'
, pve-user pve. proxmox. com
Dátum: Thu, 27 Feb 2014 20:55:57 +
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You can
To clarify, I'm perfectly happy wit the backup times, just wondering
why one VM takes so much more time then other similar VM's.
More info, its actually a clone of another VM. The original only takes
37min, compared to 240 min for its clone.
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Lindsay
The KVM release notes (http://wiki.qemu.org/ChangeLog/1.7#Guest_agent)
Mention that the windows guest agent now supports VSS.
Any idea where I could download the agent from?
NB: I am not a redhat customer.
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Lindsay
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More info, its actually a clone of another VM. The original only takes 37min,
compared to 240 min for its clone.
Do you run something (writing data) inside the VM during backup?
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