11-03-2016 07:41 PM
11-04-2016 12:27 AM
a few weeks ago, i was having an issue backing up and Oracle db of size 2TB. taking 30 hours! now i've reduced it to less than 3 hours :)
what i did was to enable client-side dedup, allow multiple streams of channels in RMAN, and made my SLP policies to keep disk images for at least 2 days.
but most important is the Oracle DBA knows what he is doing!!
11-04-2016 03:11 AM
Great to know that, what was your setup i.e. were you using a separate netbackup server and DB machine was the NB client? If so how was the client connected to the media server, through LAN or SAN?
11-04-2016 03:24 AM
Hello,
you should give more information about yout backup infrastructure first.
E.g. which devices (disk, tape, dedup disk, etc.) you use, which parameters they have, and how are you able to connect this data to them (LAN, SAN Media Server, SAN Client, etc.)
Regards
Michal
11-04-2016 03:33 AM
11-04-2016 03:45 AM - edited 11-04-2016 03:46 AM
As already mentioned it requires mutiple streams or channels in rman talk. What that is the correct number depends on the layout of the database and the infrastructure.
As always when doing Oracle backups it is a good to talk with the DBA as rman has a lot different tuning options.
Basically you need a throughput of at least 7340032 MB/(16*3600SEC) = 127 MB/SEC which is a little more than 1 Gbit