question about the type of jobs 22 and 28
Good day! We have faced a strange issue duringautomation script development and would like to ask for your assitance. We are trying to collect the statistic data for job types 22 and 28. When we gather statistic usingbpdbjobs.exe and bpimagelist.exe we get multiple jobs of type 28 with the same ID but different snapshot ID. At the same time, OPScenter shows only one job of this type. Given all the above, I have a couple of questions and hope you can help me with the answers: 1. Could you pleasegive us more details on how this job type is being produced and why we see this inconsitancy between cli commands and OPScenter? 2. How are these job types are connected? Thanks! Max.
backup - allocation failed (10) - but enough memory
hi all, we are experiencing backup failures with error code 10,but we were monitoring memory usage and it was on average level. problem is only with FS /var which has around 2mil. files. UX team says maxdsiz_64bit is at max value. ******** [root]:/var: >kmtune -q maxdsiz_64bit Parameter Current Dyn Planned Module Version ============================================================================== maxdsiz_64bit 4294967296 - 4294967296 Client HP-UX 11.11 64bit virtual has NB version 6.5. Two media servers HP-UX 11.31 64bit physical. From my findingsevery related topic suggest to free up memory we don't know where to move with this. I would appreciate any suggestions. I attached log also,hopefully correctly. Thanks.
Why should i use cloud backup solution like AWS..?
Hi Team I have one query. Today lot of organizations are talking about cloud backup service. If i have infrastructurecreated in cloud itself (AWS instances, Databases etc.,), do i need to deploy enviornment inside cloud as we deploy in on-premise? Cloud offers few native features such as Snapshot mechanims for AWS instances Database availability and consistency Data availability across multiple region. In this scenario, why should i use backup software since they will charge me license cost.