Good day guys.
I'm just sitting here watching one of my backup-jobs, which goes rather slow.
The job backups 25GB in ~1.5 million files, mostly .java/.class files with a speed of ~1.5MB/sec. The usual speed of our LTO drive is ~10MB/sec.
Its a backup from a local raid system, no network involved.
Any ideas on speeding that thing up?
I thought about spooling but I'm unsure if Bacula just spools all small files from /foo/baz to /tmp/bacula_spool_dir and backups them from there.
Not much won then.
Other ideas? Ah, btw. I want to avoid tar/zipping everything before backup.
Greetings, Michael
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