bummer, i was thinking of "tape silvering" approach. Not sure you have that many options, 100mbit pipe and 3TB of data will take at least ~3 days to copy. You can adjust throttles if you are concern with clogging that 100mbit link.
I was kind of figuring 3-6 days to copy it all over. My concern is that whilst it is copying all this data over the rest of the changes are at the back of this list is that the case?
Can I put this chunk of data on a low priority copy so other changes take priority?
maybe Rainer is thinking about RPO, how much data you can stand to lose if primary copy become unavailable. In your case you have no RPO on the new data while it's being copied, because it's block copy ..who knows what blocks got copied. Once the complete copy is done you can tweak RPO by adjusting max_time_out_of_sync value.
dynamox
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June 10th, 2014 05:00
is this going into an existing file system or a brand new one ?
jolyonhedges
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June 10th, 2014 06:00
It's going into an existing file system unfortunately
dynamox
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June 10th, 2014 07:00
bummer, i was thinking of "tape silvering" approach. Not sure you have that many options, 100mbit pipe and 3TB of data will take at least ~3 days to copy. You can adjust throttles if you are concern with clogging that 100mbit link.
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June 10th, 2014 07:00
There is no way to prioritize individual files – Replicator works on a block level
Whatever blocks are different between the two internal checkpoints that Replicator takes will get transferred.
You might want to temp. raise your RTO
jolyonhedges
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I was kind of figuring 3-6 days to copy it all over. My concern is that whilst it is copying all this data over the rest of the changes are at the back of this list is that the case?
Can I put this chunk of data on a low priority copy so other changes take priority?
jolyonhedges
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June 10th, 2014 08:00
Sorry new to this what does raise the RTO do?
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June 10th, 2014 09:00
maybe Rainer is thinking about RPO, how much data you can stand to lose if primary copy become unavailable. In your case you have no RPO on the new data while it's being copied, because it's block copy ..who knows what blocks got copied. Once the complete copy is done you can tweak RPO by adjusting max_time_out_of_sync value.