Hi Martin,
On Apr 12, 2006, at 6:11 PM, Martin Simmons wrote:
Since you have a multi-CPU server, what kind of CPU utilization is
50% (the
whole machine or one of the daemon processes)?
I've only ever seen bacula take advantage of one CPU; typically I see
50% utilized on one CPU.
What about the CPU utilization on the client?
Around 10% or less, with backups running in the middle of the night.
It is useful to check with /usr/bin/top.
I have cacti running and it keeps excellent track of resources on the
network during backups. But this is easily reproduced if you think I
should procure more specific IO stats.
Did you try using spooling?
Yes, it puts an enormous load on the backup server; I'm not sure why.
I do utilize spooling for incrementals, but I expect them to be
slower (which they are).
Thanks,
Ian
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