Hi all,
I am currently running Bacula v5.0.3 in a Production environment. I have about
25TB worth of data being backed up by it for a weeks' worth of Full &
Incremental backups. I need to migrate an additional 65-70TB to it within the
next few weeks. I currently keep 3 weeks' worth of backups, so I imagine you
can see my problem now. I want to, if possible, be able to store at least 2
weeks' worth of data for all of these boxes. I am not currently using any
compression. I see that LZO compression is available as of 5.2.1, which would
help, but I am unfamiliar with the ratio of compression LZO averages.
Basically, if I can somehow get 2 weeks' worth of backup data (be about 180TB
uncompressed/straight up) on a box that will have from 100-120TB available,
that would be ideal. I am open to any & all suggestions to get this done, with
Bacula. We are seriously considering an upgrade to at least 5.2.1, possibly
5.2.6, which I'm sure would help. I have already reduced my data file (max
volume size) to 15GB for my data pool of the smaller backups & 150GB for my
data pool of the larger ones. Please let me know your thoughts & ideas on how
to implement a solution for this. Thanks!
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