Hello,
Is it necassery to choose application-aware (SQL) when doing replication?
The customer is using local sql dumps instead of using Veeam handling this (believe I have tried to convince them....), so they have deselected application-aware (SQL) on the Veeam backup job.
They customer also has a large replica metadata folder after changing Vcenter server. Is the easiest/simpliest way just to delete all the data inside the folder and make the replication job recreate the metadata?
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Roger
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Re: Application-aware replication
Without it VM will be in crash-consistent state, as if power outage happened. However, SQL handles such situations pretty well, and since you're also taking dumps of it I don't think yo have to worry.Is it necassery to choose application-aware (SQL) when doing replication?
Right. You can delete it, it should be recreated during next replica cycle.Is the easiest/simpliest way just to delete all the data inside the folder and make the replication job recreate the metadata?
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Re: Application-aware replication
My 2 cents - replication jobs by default do not touch transaction logs at all, so given that you're doing logs backup via 3rd party tool, you should be fine.
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