On Tuesday 13 October 2009 10:56:43 Richard Mortimer wrote:
> On 13/10/2009 08:16, Kern Sibbald wrote:
> > On Monday 12 October 2009 23:30:31 Frank Sweetser wrote:
> >> On 10/12/2009 2:47 PM, Kern Sibbald wrote:
> >>> On Wednesday 30 September 2009 19:06:32 Victor Hugo dos Santos wrote:
> >>>> On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 11:53 AM, Victor Hugo dos Santos
> >>>>
> >>>> <[email protected]>   wrote:
> >>>>> On Tue, Sep 29, 2009 at 2:30 PM, Kern Sibbald<[email protected]>  
> >>>>> wrote:
> >>>>
> >>>> [...]
> >>>>
> >>>>>> Last week I visited Köln (Cologne in English I think) Germany where
> >>>>>> dassIT held an all day Bacula conference on the 23rd of September. 
> >>>>>> It was very nice to meet and discuss with a large group of Bacula
> >>>>>> users (something like 55-60 people).  Hopefully in the not so
> >>>>>> distant future we can organize more such Bacula conferences.
> >>>>>
> >>>>> WOL... I never thinks on a Bacula's Day !!!
> >>>>> Because I thought that we were a small and dispersed  community, but
> >>>>> apparently I'm wrong !!!
> >>>>> Yesterday Germany, today the world, tomorrow "the infinity, and
> >>>>> beyond!"
> >>>>
> >>>> Hello masters,
> >>>>
> >>>> we have a actual statistic of bacula servers installed and running ??
> >>>
> >>> No, and that is a bit frustrating, because it is the first question
> >>> that enterprises ask when thinking of using Bacula.
> >>
> >> While it's far from comprehensive, there is at least a handful of data
> >> points in the wiki:
> >>
> >> http://wiki.bacula.org/doku.php?id=database_statistics
> >
> > Nice.  Also, I think an approach of sending out a script to be run by the
> > user to collect specific data would be acceptable from a privacy point of
> > view.
>
> One other datapoint is from the Debian/Ubuntu "popcon" (Popularity
> Contest) reports.
>
> The bacula-common Debian package is most installed at position 4259 with
> 1976 installs. bacula-fd at 4444 with 1784. There are about 400 installs
> of the director package. The most installed (non-bacula) package is
> listed with around 87000 entries so somewhere around 1 in 45 Debian
> systems reporting to popcon have at least one bacula package installed.
>
> Ubuntu reports many more systems (it offers to install popcon on install
> - or maybe it offers to not install it!) at 1.25 million and
> bacula-common is on about 5200 of these. That is 1 in 240 systems. Thera
> are about 400 installs of a director package reported too.
>
> Neither Debian or Ubuntu make a distinction between desktop or server
> installs but bacula is not installed as standard so the installs have
> been done by someone at least interested in the software if not using it
> in earnest.
>
> I should also point out that these installs are going to be mainly from
> the 2.x releases.
>
> Hope this is a useful datapoint.
>
> Regards
>
> Richard
>
>
> Debian
> http://popcon.debian.org/
> http://popcon.debian.org/by_inst.gz
>
> #Format
> #
> #<name> is the package name;
> #<inst> is the number of people who installed this package;
> #<vote> is the number of people who use this package regularly;
> #<old> is the number of people who installed, but don't use this package
> #      regularly;
> #<recent> is the number of people who upgraded this package recently;
> #<no-files> is the number of people whose entry didn't contain enough
> #           information (atime and ctime were 0).
> #rank name                            inst  vote   old recent no-files
> (maintainer)
> 4259  bacula-common                   1976  1052   794   109    21 (John
> Goerzen)
> 4444  bacula-fd                       1784   956   749    78     1 (John
> Goerzen)
> 5713  bacula-console                  1085   333   681    71     0 (John
> Goerzen)
> 6517  bacula-client                    817     7     1     0   809 (John
> Goerzen)
> 6726  bacula-sd                        770   440   302    28     0 (John
> Goerzen)
> 6885  bacula-director-common           737   529   182    26     0 (John
> Goerzen)
> 7975  bacula-server                    530     0     0     0   530 (John
> Goerzen)
> 8544  bacula-traymonitor               461    70   330    61     0 (John
> Goerzen)
> 8662  bacula-sd-mysql                  451    79   321    51     0 (John
> Goerzen)
> 9352  bacula                           394     3     1     0   390 (John
> Goerzen)
> 10189 bacula-director-mysql            334   211   112    11     0 (John
> Goerzen)
> 10930 bacula-director-sqlite3          293   147   134    12     0 (John
> Goerzen)
> 11593 bacula-doc                       260     0     0     0   260 (John
> Goerzen)
> 13400 bacula-sd-sqlite3                190    17   160    13     0 (John
> Goerzen)
> 13523 bacula-console-qt                186    41   118    27     0 (John
> Goerzen)
> 16618 bacula-console-wx                114    21    87     6     0 (John
> Goerzen)
> 19010 bacula-director-pgsql             81    42    33     6     0 (John
> Goerzen)
> 19166 bacula-sd-pgsql                   79    11    61     7     0 (John
> Goerzen)
> 23717 bacula-common-mysql               42    24    10     8     0 (John
> Goerzen)
> 27100 bacula-common-sqlite3             27    11    10     5     1 (John
> Goerzen)
> 29458 bacula-common-pgsql               20    12     5     3     0 (John
> Goerzen)
> 31750 bacula-director-sqlite            15    11     3     0     1 (John
> Goerzen)
> 37805 bacula-sd-sqlite                   7     1     6     0     0 (John
> Goerzen)
>
>
> Ubuntu
> http://popcon.ubuntu.com/
> http://popcon.ubuntu.com/by_inst.gz
>
> #Format
> #
> #<name> is the package name;
> #<inst> is the number of people who installed this package;
> #<vote> is the number of people who use this package regularly;
> #<old> is the number of people who installed, but don't use this package
> #        regularly;
> #<recent> is the number of people who upgraded this package recently;
> #<no-files> is the number of people whose entry didn't contain enough
> #        information (atime and ctime were 0).
> #rank name                            inst  vote   old recent no-files
> (maintainer)
> 1     libacl1                        1260560 112469 1100889 46741   461
> (Nathan Scott)
> ...
> 9182  bacula-common                   5199   265  4513   181   240 (John
> Goerzen)
> 11576 bacula-console                  2945    70  2752   120     3 (John
> Goerzen)
> 11593 bacula-fd                       2936   192  2638   104     2 (John
> Goerzen)
> 11926 bacula-sd                       2733   172  2471    89     1 (John
> Goerzen)
> 11982 bacula-director-common          2702   171  2447    81     3 (John
> Goerzen)
> 12127 bacula-client                   2623     0     0     0  2623 (John
> Goerzen)
> 13496 bacula-server                   2030     0     0     0  2030 (John
> Goerzen)
> 13947 bacula-traymonitor              1868    26  1762    79     1 (John
> Goerzen)
> 14000 bacula                          1854     0     4     0  1850 (John
> Goerzen)
> 14334 bacula-sd-mysql                 1756    32  1634    89     1 (John
> Goerzen)
> 15026 bacula-director-mysql           1567    97  1406    62     2 (John
> Goerzen)
> 18536 bacula-console-qt                969    39   842    88     0 (John
> Goerzen)
> 19912 bacula-doc                       785     0     0     0   785 (John
> Goerzen)
> 21041 bacula-director-sqlite3          666    28   621    16     1 (John
> Goerzen)
> 21196 bacula-sd-sqlite3                647     7   623    16     1 (John
> Goerzen)
> 31782 bacula-sd-pgsql                  157     2   151     4     0 (John
> Goerzen)
> 32814 bacula-director-pgsql            137     6   125     6     0 (John
> Goerzen)
> 40621 bacula-director-sqlite            49     6    42     1     0 (John
> Goerzen)
> 42657 bacula-sd-sqlite                  37     2    33     2     0 (John
> Goerzen)

Nice.  Thanks for pointing this out.  I am going to follow it.

Another interesting fact is that Bacula (all releases) has been downloaded 
over a million times -- something like 3 or 4 times the number of Amanda and 
BackupPC.   Our total download volume is over 7 TB!

Bacula is definitely being used more and more and by some amazingly large 
corporation, which I hope wil in the near future become "references", and 
then we can list them :-)


Regards,

Kern

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