The numbers are the IDs of the volume (id of the database). In the
volume table you can find the VM in which the volume is attached to.
If it is a snapshot, then you might want to check the snapshot table as
well (I might be wrong, but I think snapshots also have an entry in the
volume table).
On 9/29/2017 11:24 AM, Jeremy Peterson wrote:
Can someone explain the folder structure in secondary storage.
I see /var/cloud_mount/87156045-e430-3fe3-aa4b-3d41c1af8df2
In there I have a bunch of folders
Xen5 snapshots]# ls
10 13 130 153 2 23 390 4 449 480 605 61 64 664 67 684 7 75 8
87 9
Xen5 snapshots]# find . -name *vhd
./75/589/2c9fbddd-9af8-4e9f-b43a-cfa47f7fd1cf.vhd
...
./13/330/baa34ead-9aa4-41f9-b120-37d7e47ce07a.vhd
How do I correlate that to a domain or VM?
jeremy
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