Are you talking about base and the snapshot image? When XenServer takes a snapshot, it creates a base image and then creates a new CoW layer on top of it where new writes go. Are you seeing more than 2 VDIs?
On Tue, Jun 6, 2017 at 10:04 AM, Lotic Lists <li...@lotic.com.br> wrote: > Hi team > > > > I have a doubt, why ACS allocate primary storage for latest snapshot VDI of > a volume? > > The snapshot was transferred to secondary storage but continued on primary. > This is a problem because it uses space of SR (XenServer). > > > > Physical space of snapshot is not a problem, the VDI have 211K on primary > storage, but virtual space have original size of volume. > > It's a waste of space, especially when storage is space-licensed > > > > A friend answered me: the last snapshot is required to take any future > snapshots, that is the reason it stays on primary store > > > > How community see that? > > > > Regards. > > Marcelo > >
