Carl Fink-4 wrote:
>
> Why is a lower load important to you?
>
> Depending on the script you could introduce a "sleep 1" between each
> compression step, which gives the system I/O a chance to catch up.
> Obviously you could also vary the "1" as needed.
>
Thanks for the reply. We have a performance monitoring system and that
high system load is triggering quite some alerts. The backup is basically
done in a single command pipeline:
find -L $SRCROOT -xdev -size -50G | \
cpio -o -H tar | \
gzip -c -1 > $DSTPATH
Therefore it's difficult to insert "sleep" into there.
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