Ah ha! I had forgotten that point. The system that it is backing up is
bigger still. Two Xeon cpu's with 16 processors and 24 GB of memory. I
don't run this concurrently with other backups on this system as I had to
split them into 2 different backups due to the size. It was reaching 5 TB
of data and at the time I didn't have the space to backup multiple days of
data.
I think it's time to watch some system resources on the FD.
Thanks,
On Thu, Sep 21, 2017 at 4:51 AM, Josh Fisher <jfis...@pvct.com> wrote:
>
> On 9/20/2017 2:15 PM, Jerry Lowry wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have just started encrypting my backup jobs. I have one full backup
>> that went from completing in
>> Scheduled time: 12-Aug-2017 20:05:00
>> Start time: 13-Aug-2017 06:16:47
>> End time: 13-Aug-2017 15:26:35
>> Elapsed time: 9 hours 9 mins 48 secs
>> to running in
>> Scheduled time: 16-Sep-2017 20:05:00
>> Start time: 17-Sep-2017 20:08:34
>> End time: 18-Sep-2017 18:45:36
>> Elapsed time: 22 hours 37 mins 2 secs
>>
>> This job is backing up 2.3 TB of data.
>>
>> These are running over the weekend so I have not checked on system
>> performance during this time. (other things to do ). But I am wondering if
>> these jobs will use more memory / cpu ? The system has 24 Gb of memory and
>> 1 Xeon processor with 8 cpu's. The disk drives are on a raid 5 using an
>> ATTO 6G raid card.
>>
>> What would cause this increase of duration?
>>
>
> The encryption is not performed by the bacula-dir machine, but rather by
> the bacula-fd machine. If you are not already doing so, running the jobs
> concurrently may help, since it appears that the clients are spending much
> of their time in encryption routines.
>
>
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