--- Avi Kivity <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Chris de Vidal wrote: > > Google couldn't help me find what I want (unless I'm searching wrong). > > > > I would like to set up a disaster recovery box offsite. I would like to > > have incremental P2V > > snapshots sent every so often to a KVM-based Windows virtual machine. It > > would be powered off > > most of the time. I would only send incremental snapshots, minimizing > > bandwidth. In the > event of > > a disaster, I boot up the VM and keep going where the last snapshot left > > off. > > > > Any KVM-friendly P2V solutions? > > > > I don't know of any incremental P2V solution, but if you can run the > live server on kvm, it would be pretty easy to script lvm to snapshot > every so often, and rsync (or maybe an lvm-aware thing) the images away. > > In general, Xen-friendly P2V should also be kvm-friendly, as the two > hypervisors share the hardware model (qemu).
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