Heya,
This response isn't advice, just a statement about how 5.0.1 is working
out for me in a mysql environment. I've read a lot of concerns out
there and like you say, there are issues, but no magic bullet, so I too
am trying to understand the situation so as not to create problems for
myself now or down the road.
My catalog...
mysql-5.0.77 (64bit) MyISAM
210Gb in size
1,412,297,215 records in File table
note: database built with bacula 2x scripts,
upgraded with 3x scripts, then again with 5x scripts
(i.e. nothing customized along the way)
My OS & hardware for bacula DIR+SD server...
Centos 5.4 (fully patched)
8Gb RAM
2Gb Swap
1Tb EXT3 filesystem on external fiber RAID5 array
(dedicated to database, incl. temp files)
2 dual-core [AMD Opteron(tm) Processor 2220] CPUs
My experience...
I was worried when I migrated to 5.x because I had heard of slow
mysql issues, but building the "most recent" restore tree for a 1.23Tb
6,578,204-files FileSet takes just under 5 minutes. That response time
seems reasonable and acceptable to me.
Hope this info helps at least define what's possible -- would be nice
to see more stats about the bacula community in general.
Good luck!
thanks,
Stephen
On 04/13/2010 05:42 AM, Koldo Santisteban wrote:
> Hello
> I am working with bacula 5.0.1. On first stage i setup the server with
> bacula 5.0.1 and Mysql, but, when i need to restore i have found that
> "the bulid tree process" take 10-12 hours (or more). I have read all
> about this issues and i can see that no exists any "magic" solution. In
> order to solve it, i have migrate from mysql to postgre, but i can see
> the same symtopms. Perhaps it works better, but, in my opnion, this is
> not serios on a production environment.
> If it´s possible, i will appreciate it people share their experience
> with bacula last version and this kind of issues. A couple of month ago
> i finished to deploy bacula on my environment, but now, i am considering
> to go back all.
> Please any comment regarding this case is welcome.
> Regards
>
>
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