Re: Speeding up restores
2015-10-04 17:37:12
>Are there any clever ideas for speeding up restores??
Some possibilities:
Restoral performance - Avoid use of the COMPression
option
for backups, as the client will
have
to uncompress every file being
restored!
- Use Collocation...to the extent
that
you can afford it in Backups.
- ADSMv3 Small File Aggregation
helps
speed restorals.
- ADSMv3 "No Query Restore" speeds
restorals by eliminating the
preliminary step of the server
having
to send the full repertoire of
file
objects it has for the client, and
the
need for the client to traverse
the
list if it already knows what
needs to
be restored.
- Maximize your buffer sizes; but
watch
out for performance penalty at
certain
TCPBufsize sizes (q.v.).
- Minimize your MOUNTRetention value
for
the duration of the restoral so as
to
avoid a new tape mount having to
wait
for a lingering tape to be
dismounted
from that drive.
- Consider disabling sync for that
file
system for the duration of the
restoral.
- Minimize other server activity
during
the restoral period.
- Restoral works by reconstructing
the
file system directory structure
first.
The directories for many operating
systems reside in the ADSM
database
itself; but if yours goes to a
storage
pool, make the storage pool disk
(as
via DIRMc).
Richard Sims, BU
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