Il 01/12/2010 16:04, Henrik Johansen ha scritto:
> Hi folks,
>
> I did prepare a paper for this years "Bacula Konferenz 2010" about doing
> large scale, high peformance disk-to-disk backups with Bacula but
> unfortunately my workload prohibited me from submitting.
>
> I have turned the essence of the paper into a few blog posts which will
> explain our setup, why we chose Bacula over the competetion (IBM,
> Symanted and CommVault) and give some real world numbers from our Bacula
> deployment.
>
> The first post is out now if people should be interested and can be found 
> here :
>
> http://blog.myunix.dk/2010/12/01/large-scale-disk-to-disk-backups-using-bacula/
>
> The remaining posts will follow over the next month or so.
>
>

Very interesting. I'm looking seriously at bacula, although for a much 
smaller setup than yours (to say the least). Your first post got me very 
interested. I hope to read soom the other chapters of the tale...

-- 
Marcello Romani

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