On Fri, 24 Feb 2012 16:38:13 +0100, Johannes Fabian Rußek wrote:
> I'm sorry, maybe I did not write it clear enough into my mail:
>
> [...] and does not want to rely on NFS across datacenters
>  > or rsyncing, for various reasons (throughput, security,
>  > reliability...)
>

> On Fri, Feb 24, 2012 at 4:30 PM, John Drescher  wrote:
>
>> 2012/2/24 Johannes Fabian Rußek :

>>
>>> Hi everybody,
>> > I'm planning on how move off-site backups around from bacula.
>> > Originally I thought something like the copy or migration job
>> from one
>> > SD on one site to another SD at a second site, but I realized
>> that
>> > migration jobs only work within one SD.
>> > I guess I am not the first or only person that needs to store
>> backups
>> > in several places and does not want to rely on NFS across
>> datacenters
>> > or rsyncing, for various reasons (throughput, security,
>> > reliability...)
>> > How do people generally do this kind of job or what is the
>> advised way
>> > to do that?
>>
>> rsync the volume files.
>>
>> John

Hello,

What about using a Tape library and physically export tapes from one
datacenter to another one ?
You have to manage physical accesses to datacenters... For huge
volumes, you can have very good transfer rates !
50 LTO4 tapes = 60TB with a 1h car trip ==> 133 mbps

HTH.
Jérôme Blion.

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