Am 01. Jul, 2009 schwätzte Joseph Sinclair so:
moin moin,
der.hans wrote:
Am 19. Jun, 2009 schw???tzte Joseph Sinclair so:
Sorry for the delayed response. Been barely keeping up with mtg plans.
I assume you're using VDI disk images for the Virtual Machines. If
you're using write-through di
der.hans wrote:
> Am 19. Jun, 2009 schw�tzte Joseph Sinclair so:
>
> Sorry for the delayed response. Been barely keeping up with mtg plans.
>
>> I assume you're using VDI disk images for the Virtual Machines. If
>> you're using write-through disks it gets a LOT harder.
>>
>> With VDI disks:
>>
>
Am 19. Jun, 2009 schwätzte Joseph Sinclair so:
Sorry for the delayed response. Been barely keeping up with mtg plans.
I assume you're using VDI disk images for the Virtual Machines. If you're
using write-through disks it gets a LOT harder.
With VDI disks:
VBoxManage snapshot take backup-$(
I assume you're using VDI disk images for the Virtual Machines. If you're
using write-through disks it gets a LOT harder.
With VDI disks:
VBoxManage snapshot take backup-$(date +%Y%M%DT%H%m%s)
--description "backup for $(date +'%Y-%M-%DT%H:%m:%s %z')"
Then backup the newly created snapshot V
This is a great puzzle that I also am working on
Bad way is running the backup from inside the server
Good way would be from the vdisks directly
On 6/19/09, der.hans wrote:
> moin moin,
>
> what are good ways to implement backups of VirtualBox VMen?
>
> I'm mostly worried about the active ser
moin moin,
what are good ways to implement backups of VirtualBox VMen?
I'm mostly worried about the active servers. We need to be able to do bare
metal recovery in order to get the servces back up as well as getting
incremental changes.
We will also have some development VMen, but they're not th
