Hi Todd,

Great uptime!

You are right you'll be able to get the latest zenbackup and use it on your instance. Before doing anything tar up your $ZENHOME.

OK, so you need to download three files from the trunk

http://dev.zenoss.org/trac/browser/trunk/bin

        zenbackup.py
        zenrestore.py
        zenbackupcommon.py

Put these files in your bin directory and try it out. It should work. Let me know if that works for you.

Marc Irlandez


On Apr 12, 2007, at 7:08 AM, Todd M. Hebert wrote:

I don't have a zenbackup.py available to me. :/
I am running Zenoss version 0.23.0  right now.
I need to move things over to the Zenoss virtual appliance that I've got running (1.1.1) on the new box.

Any ideas? Am I going to have to upgrade the version on the old box before I'll be able to do the backup.. or should I be able to snarf zenbackup.py from somewhere that will work with version 0.23.0?

Thanks.

(Just a note..current uptime for zope is 98 days, 17 hours, 26 mins. Stability is a good thing! =D )



Christopher Blunck wrote:
Todd,
You can use ${ZENHOME}/bin/zenbackup.py to make a backup .zip file that contains:
  - A copy of your events
  - A copy of the device tree
  - Performance information (rrd files)
You can run "zenbackup.py --help" to get additional options on what you can pass to zenbackup.py. zenbackup.py will produce a tarball, which you can then scp over to the new machine. You can then use zenbackup.py --restore to expand the tarball into the zenoss installation. As for your latter question about a separate zenoss box... Depends on how many devices you plan to monitor. I monitor about 40 devices and run zenoss alongside nfs, samba, apache, mt-daapd, mysql, and some other services. If you're looking to monitor 500 devices you might want to allocate a box just to running zenoss. :)
-c
On Feb 26, 2007, at 5:44 AM, Todd M. Hebert wrote:
Is there a procedure or a README available about how to properly migrate Zenoss data from one machine to another?


Also.. am I better off building a box that has Zenoss, and a lot of other things running on it, or am I better off using the VMWare appliance? (VMWare is already installed on the box, and installing the appliance wouldn't be a difficult task.

Thanks,

-- Todd M. Hebert




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