How can I find out the actual size of a backup after compression and deduplication ?
Hi everyone, I am using Veritas NetBackup version 11 to backup Oracle databases and all virtual machines in a quite big system. The using experience is nice and smooth, but my boss want me to show him the exact actual size of a backup after being backed up successfully. This means the actual size of a backup after being deduplicated. How can I find this statistics ? The Activity monitor in NetBackup Web UI shows the logical size and the deduplication ratio of each job ID, but it is suffering to manually sum them up =))) So, I really want to know that: Are there any faster ways to get the actual size of a backup after being deduplicated ? And if the only way to do that is manually calculating, what is the correct formula when I know the logical size and the deduplication ratio ?42Views0likes2CommentsVERITAS NETBACKUP WITH RED HAT CEPH STORAGE
We are using netbackup with ceph storage where ceph is presented to the media servers as a MSDP. Since MSDP has limitations of one pool per media and a sizing limit of 96 TB, we are planning to use CEPH as a S3 - backup target for the new media servers we have to configure. I want to know if we configure Ceph as a S3 cloud storage, can Netbackup perform deduplication? Will all dedup be just on client server using accelerator or we can have target dedup by netbackup as well? Or netbackup will send all backup data it receives to Ceph without any dedup, leaving all data reduction to be handled by CEPH? Can CEPH as a cloud storage perform dedup on its own? With CEPH 4 , we will have erasure coding, so the total storage used will be less but in terms of dedup what advantages can I have by using ceph as cloud storage instead of a MSDP. If anyone is using Netbackup with Ceph, could you share your approach please.Solved1.9KViews0likes1CommentWhat you can store and transmit with deduplication seems to very sensitive to deduplication rates.
The charts in the PDF are theortetical it would be interesting to see if others are getting results like these? From what I can see the ability to deupe data can have a significant impact on storage and transmission.1.3KViews0likes3Comments