Veeam B&R 5 Standard Edition
vSphere 4.1, ESXi 4.1

Average 1 GB/s
High 8 GB/s
Backupserver, ESXi Servers and the IBM DS3524 (96*2.5" 300GB 10k spindles) all use 8GB FC connections.
1GB/s is the processing rate, not the transfer rate, I'm sure his 8Gbps fiber was not not saturated. Veeam's "processing rate" is basically "Total VMDK size/time" so it includes skipped blocks such a unused blocks, and blocks not changed since the last backup.ctchang wrote:Finally, 1GB/s is about 8Gbps, so you must have saturated your fibre link for 2 hours?
That is a nice setup . I'm jealous.dkvello wrote:From a job running at a new customer:
Veeam B&R 5 Standard Edition
vSphere 4.1, ESXi 4.1
Average 1 GB/s
High 8 GB/s
Backupserver, ESXi Servers and the IBM DS3524 (96*2.5" 300GB 10k spindles) all use 8GB FC connections.
In that case, even I am totally impressed with the numbers abovedkvello wrote:Yupp, for this run them are the numbers. Udo's DB's are changed close to 100% every night.
Correct, that is exactly why we are not calling it "backup speed", but rather "processing rate". This comes back from no changed tracking block times, back from version 1.0 (it was implemented this way before I joined Veeam). I never liked it much myself tbh, but there always were more important features pending...ctchang wrote:it's not the real number of your backup speed
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