Hi,
I have a simple 1U server with two disks that I have configured as a jail
server.
I want to setup a simple yet very efficient backup policy for my jail
environment.
This server is running a ZFS filesystem.
Ideally I would like to backup the main zfsroot/jail and all subdirectories on
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Hi,
I have a simple 1U server with two disks that I
On 17-01-2012, Tue [13:52:48], Devin Teske wrote:
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-- Efficiency
-- Compatibility with ZFS
If you're running 9, give HAST a shot.
maybe a stupid question but what is a practical difference between hast
and doing ggate+gmirror and setting prefer load balancing to local disk?
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Create snapshots of your datasets and use zfs send. You can even transfer
differences between snapshots.
and then try to recover data from these backups after a year or so ;)
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Le 17 janv. 2012 à 22:52, Devin Teske a écrit :
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Subject: Backup strategy for zfs + jail
Hi
On 17-01-2012, Tue [23:31:30], Wojciech Puchar wrote:
Create snapshots of your datasets and use zfs send. You can even transfer
differences between snapshots.
and then try to recover data from these backups after a year or so ;)
No one did mention the retention policy ;)
Jokes aside, we
