Looks like I'm gonna exclude most of our #FCOS VMs from daily Proxmox #Backup Server.
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Looks like I'm gonna exclude most of our #FCOS VMs from daily Proxmox #Backup Server.
Those FCOS VMs tasks are running containers. All we need is just backup quadlet files and /etc/default. For most of container's data, I think we can use application level replication. If it's not available, I rather backup those container's volumes.
Why?
Because full backup of vm disk images is too expensive. Not talking about storage price, but about extraneous load on infrastructures (cpu, storage i/o).
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Looks like I'm gonna exclude most of our #FCOS VMs from daily Proxmox #Backup Server.
Those FCOS VMs tasks are running containers. All we need is just backup quadlet files and /etc/default. For most of container's data, I think we can use application level replication. If it's not available, I rather backup those container's volumes.
Why?
Because full backup of vm disk images is too expensive. Not talking about storage price, but about extraneous load on infrastructures (cpu, storage i/o).
I can not accept when those of our machines can not response fast enough when I need to command them in the midnight because they storage too busy running backup.
