Am 27.01.2011 15:40, schrieb Kenneth Johansson:
> OK I'm tried to use two disk and manually create the volumes.
> But this did not work I can not get around this insane coupling of
> job/pool to a specific storage device.
>
> Why do I care what storage device is used ????
>
> Is there any way to have a sane setup with disks ?? anyone ??
>
> Now I created the volumes in bconsole and could verify that they was
> created on the correct drive but when the job starts and picks a volume
> out of the pool it goes to the storage device that is on the job/pool
> (and yes you do need one) not the one that the volume is actually
> created on and that obviously fails.
>
>
> On Thu, 2011-01-27 at 12:29 +0100, Kenneth Johansson wrote:
>> I have the same question in 3 different formats.
>>
>> 1. HELP!!
>>
>>
>> 2. I'm trying to setup a system where I start with one client and add
>> more as needed and where I start with one disk as storage and add more
>> as needed. Now the actual storage disks will be just JBOD but they will
>> be always mounted into the filesystem of the storage server. I do not
>> want to have to create any raid system for the storage. If a storage
>> disk is going bad I will simply replace it and delete all the
>> jobs/volumes that was stored on that disk. I'm counting on bacula to
>> realize what clients now needs to do a full/differential backup to again
>> have a valid backup.
>>
>> So what would be a good configuration for this setup??
>>
>>
>> 3. I have been testing bacula for a few days now and while basic backup
>> of one client works fine in the different setup I tried it's hard to
>> figure out a way that is actually extensible when trying to store to
>> disks.
>>
>> Clearly mapping one disk to one volume is not going to work very well
>> due to retention time and reuse.
>>
>> creating a single disk storage and then having the clients do a  singe
>> job to single volume worked nicely and is using the storage efficiently
>> when using one disk but I never figured out how to extend this system to
>> two disks. there is a one to one mapping from job to storage and I need
>> more than one storage device when adding the second disk. adding the
>> storage was just duplication the first one but how do I then use it ???
>> I could assign a new client to the disk but this would really badly hurt
>> the utilization of the disk. very inefficient.
>>
>> I tried to experiment with the autoloader feature but then the meaning
>> of "Archive Device" changed meaning from the directory where volumes is
>> created in into the actual volume totally breaking the functionality.
>>
>> So now I'm thinking about some system where I have one storage device
>> per disk. But instead of allowing bacula to create the volumes at
>> demand(cant make it work on multiple storage devices) doing it manually
>> and putting the volumes in one common pool. by creating relatively small
>> volumes I can increase the probability that the data on every volume
>> will be from the same job and will have the same retention period so the
>> volume can efficiently be reused. Would this work ??
>>
>>
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Hi,

you could add a pool for every disk and tell bacula which pool it has to 
use on each day. You can tell bacula which pool to use via schedule for 
example.

Schedule:

Schedule {
   Name = Disk
   Run = Pool=Disk1 SpoolData=yes on mon at 22:30
   Run = Pool=Disk2 SpoolData=yes on tue at 22:30
   Run = Pool=Disk3 SpoolData=yes on wed at 22:30
   Run = Pool=Disk4 SpoolData=yes on thu at 22:30
   Run = Pool=Disk5 SpoolData=yes on fri at 22:30
   Run = Pool=Disk6 SpoolData=yes on sat at 22:30
}


Pools:

Pool {
   Name = Disk1
   Pool Type = Backup
   Recycle = yes
   Auto Prune = yes
   Volume Retention = 6 months
   Storage = File
   LabelFormat = file-
   Volume Use Duration = 1 day
   Action On Purge = Truncate
}

Devices:

Device {
   Name = Disk1
   Device Type = File
   Media Type = File
   Archive Device = "/backup/disk1"
   LabelMedia = yes
   Random Access = Yes
   AutomaticMount = yes
   RemovableMedia = no
   AlwaysOpen = Yes
}


Device {
   Name = Disk2
   Device Type = File
   Media Type = File
   Archive Device = "/backup/disk2"
   LabelMedia = yes
   Random Access = Yes
   AutomaticMount = yes
   RemovableMedia = no
   AlwaysOpen = Yes
}

and so on.

cheers.

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