On 4/13/2011 11:14 AM, Jake Wilson wrote:
> Thanks for the replies, everyone. I have not tried the backup yet, so I
> don't know what to expect. I just didn't want to try it on a whim
> without researching it a bit more. The servers are not just file
> servers. They run Oracle and proprietary data modeling software that do
> a lot of data crunching throughout the day. Just needed to make sure
> that rsyncing stuff during the process was not going to hinder
> performance too bad.
I usually just start new/big runs near the end of a business day on
Friday so if it bleeds into the next morning it doesn't matter that
much. Unless your backup server is extremely fast, the rsync-in-perl
will throttle things enough to not bother other systems much. If you
are concerned about saturating a WAN link, the rsync --bwlimit option
can be added.
--
Les Mikesell
lesmikes...@gmail.com
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