We replicate our key servers to Cloud with VMware Cloud Director Availability, and want to enable quiescing for these replications. Unfortunately this uses snapshots, and conflicts with snapshot-based backups. Broadcom's suggestions (https://knowledge.broadcom.com/external ... cyId=81059) are to disable quiescing on the replication, pause replication during backups, or use a different backup strategy.
Does anyone use this? How well does it work? Anyone come up with a better option? We can run pre- and post-job scripts to turn off replication before a backup job and turn it back on after the backup, but this really makes me uncomfortable.
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Re: Backing up VMware-replicated VMs
You could consider using Agent-based backups to avoid snapshots too.
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