Hello Wanderlei !.

Thanks for your help !.  I newbie, i read  bacula and install only two
weeks ago.

I have a customer with 12 PC Windows  with this ammount of data to backup
on Bacula Server Centos.


   - Terminal01    296    GB
   - Terminal02    554    GB
   - Terminal03    325    GB
   - Terminal04    25    GB
   - Terminal05    55    GB
   - Terminal06    103    GB
   - Terminal07    49    GB
   - Terminal08    140    GB
   - Terminal09    113    GB
   - Terminal10    45    GB
   - Terminal11    141    GB
   - Terminal12    82    GB

I need to have one or two monthly full backup and the rest, incrementals,
only this requeriments.

I think this form:

   - Friday - full backup
   - Saturday - Sunday  the Terminals  stay off.
   - Monday-tuesday-wennesday-thursday -  Backup only Incrementals

My problem is when and how program a pool,  for the volume  recycle or
purge for maintain the hard disk space in limits around  5TB or 6TB max.

I download you files from git for  study and again thank you very much  for
your kind help!!!

Leonardo Calcagno




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2016-11-02 19:25 GMT-03:00 Wanderlei Huttel <wanderleihut...@gmail.com>:

> Hello Leonardo
>
> I don't know what is your exact problem, but for helping you is better
> have more information.
> I saw that you just have 6.3TB of storage, your full backups need about
> 2TB of storage and you want keep at least 2 full backups.
>
> I don't know for how long do you want to keep full backups, but a
> suggestion:
>
> Use 2 Pools (1 for Full and 1 for Incrementals)
>
> Pool{
>   Name = "Incremental"
>   Pool Type = Backup
>   Recycle = yes
>   Recycle Oldest Volume = yes
>   Autoprune = yes
>   LabelFormat = "Volume-Incremental-"
>   Maximum Volume Bytes = 50Gb
>   Maximum Volumes = 40            # 40 volumes X 50GB = 2TB
>   Storage = StorageLocal1
> }
>
> Pool{
>   Name = "Full"
>   Pool Type = Backup
>   Recycle = yes
>   Recycle Oldest Volume = yes
>   Autoprune = yes
>   LabelFormat = "Volume-Full-"
>   Maximum Volume Bytes = 100GB
>   Maximum Volumes = 40             # 40 volumes X 100GB = 4TB
>   Storage = StorageLocal1
> }
>
>
> With this schedule you can achieve at least 15 days of backups full
>
> Schedule {
>    Name = "Schedule_GFS"
>    # make incremental backups on monday to thursday on pool incremental
>    Run = Level=Incremental    Pool=Incremental  on Monday-Thursday at 23:30
>
>    # make incremental backups on second, fourth and fifth friday on pool
> incremental
>    Run = Level=Incremental    Pool=Incremental  on 2nd,4th,5th Friday at
> 23:30
>
>    # make full backups on first and third friday on pool full
>    Run = Level=Full           Pool=Full         on 1st, 3rd Friday  at
> 23:30
> }
>
>
> How you are a newbie in Bacula, I have a git repository with some confs
> examples that can help you.
> https://github.com/wanderleihuttel/bacula-utils/tree/master/conf
>
> Don't hesitate to ask if you have more doubts
>
>
>
> Best Regards
>
> *Wanderlei Hüttel*
> http://www.huttel.com.br
>
>
>
> Translate (google)
>
> I tell my problem, it turns out that work with Linux for years but had
> never touched Bacula, and complico me with programming
> Backup of respect to the relationship of the schedule with jobs and the
> pool, but nothing on the issue when they go recycling volumes and what I
> have left of backup between recycled.
>
> Basically I have the following
>
>     A server CENTOS with Bacula
>     Windows 12 clients which will do the backup to this server.
>     A total storage space for the Backup server is 6.3TB
>     The sum of all clients for initial Backup gives me almost 2TB
>
> I'm interested in possible to have two full backup cycles and in between
> incremental.
>
> The client leaves me ignitions teams Monday to Friday (I'm going trailed
> off as they finished their task of backup)
>
> The point is that as I do not have much space and backup is great not to
> rotate and how to recycle, and go emptying disk space to keep all always a
> cycle like this:
>
>     Friday Full Backup
>     Incremental Backup Monday through Thursday
>     Maximo kept full backup 2 (since I can not have 3 that would be the
> limit of storage).
>
> Well that's my problem, really broadly slowly'm driving the Bacula since
> started a week or so ago, but times recycling etc etc really not purge the
> management and I really costs that topic.
> From already thank you very much
>
> Best regards .
> Leonardo L. Calcagno
>
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