bbartick wrote:
> We recently rolled out a VTL and I'm in the process of scripting the cloning
> process. From the testing I've done, it seems as though nsrclone does not
> clone the SSIDs in the order you pass to the command.
> I'd love to clone the oldest savesets first so that I can roll them off the
> VTL first.
> I was thinking I could do something similar to:
>
> mminfo -ot -q "pool=VTL1,copies=1,!incomplete,savetime<21 days ago" -r ssid
> --> output to a file $FILE
>
>
> Then I will clone the ssids
>
> nohup nsrclone -b "$POOL" -y "$RETENTION" -J "$NODE" -S -f $FILE &
>
> I was surprised to see my savesets aren't being cloned in the order of the
> savesets in the file.
> Can anyone tell me how nsrclone determines which savesets will be cloned
> first?
>
> Thank you,
>
> Brett
Hi Brett,
I would prefer Staging rather than Cloning. You could do the same using NSR
stage instead of NSR clone. I have it configured as below in my server. Once
your VTL reaches 80%, it will start and transfer the oldest savesets to "Disk
Clone" pools tapes and stops once VTL reaches 20%. You can start manual staging
when there is need.
Thanks,
Ramkriz
type: NSR stage;
name: Disk Stage;
comment: VTL Disk Stage;
enabled: No [Yes];
high water mark (%): 80;
low water mark (%): 20;
save set selection: largest save set smallest save set [oldest
save set] youngest save set ;
destination pool: Archive Archive Clone Default Default
Clone Disk Backup [Disk Clone] Indexed Archive
Indexed Archive Clone PC Archive PC
Archive Clone ;
devices: [/vtl/backup];
max storage period: 2;
max storage period unit: Hours [Days];
recover space interval: 8;
recover space unit: Minutes [Hours];
file system check interval: 3;
file system check unit: Minutes [Hours];
start now: Recover space check file system stage all
save sets ;
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