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07-28-2005 12:51 AM
07-28-2005 12:51 AM
vxdump/vxrestore on f/s incremental
Hi all,
I am trying to find a solution to this problem.
There is the need to copy 6 file systems to 6 new ones on a Solaris Server (vxfs though).
Because the downtime we have during the night is not enough (filesystems contain more than 200.000 small files, ~7Gb total size each f/s) I am thinking of performing a level 0 dump during the day and a level 1 during the night time downtime. The purpose of the downtime is not to move these filesystems but it is a good chance to do it anyway, because of the highly available nature of these servers.
My question is if this will work. I do not mind if files that where deleted during or between the dump continue to show after both activities are made. The problem would only if we loose a file.
Just some commands:
vxdump 0uf - /old/filesystem | (cd /new/filesystem; vxrestore rf - )
this will be run with the system live ie files are going to be added and removed during the dump.
During the night:
vxdump 1uf - /old/filesystem | (cd /new/filesystem; vxrestore rf - )
During this, the filesystems will have no I/O.
Thank you all in advance!
I am trying to find a solution to this problem.
There is the need to copy 6 file systems to 6 new ones on a Solaris Server (vxfs though).
Because the downtime we have during the night is not enough (filesystems contain more than 200.000 small files, ~7Gb total size each f/s) I am thinking of performing a level 0 dump during the day and a level 1 during the night time downtime. The purpose of the downtime is not to move these filesystems but it is a good chance to do it anyway, because of the highly available nature of these servers.
My question is if this will work. I do not mind if files that where deleted during or between the dump continue to show after both activities are made. The problem would only if we loose a file.
Just some commands:
vxdump 0uf - /old/filesystem | (cd /new/filesystem; vxrestore rf - )
this will be run with the system live ie files are going to be added and removed during the dump.
During the night:
vxdump 1uf - /old/filesystem | (cd /new/filesystem; vxrestore rf - )
During this, the filesystems will have no I/O.
Thank you all in advance!
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