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How long does vzdump take?

DrukpaDrukpa Member
edited February 2013 in General

Normally how long does vzdump of a VPS (~30GB) take?

I initiated a vzdump on my openvz VPS one hour ago, and its still running. In the configuration file, I set the bwlimit = 10240 , and the command I ran was

vzdump --suspend VPSID

What would be a proper bwlimit ?

Comments

  • Two hours now, and its still running. 10MB/s x 2 hours = 72GB. But that VPS is only 30GB.

  • It needs on CPU and IO speed. The slower the server the slower.

  • My SSH timed out, and the vzdump quit. Checked the /vz/dump folder, and its not there, only some logs and a tmp file.

    Am doing it again now, this time, I have set the bwlimit to 50MB/s. Why the hell does my SSH time out? There was no network interruption at my end or the server's.

  • @Jack said: Do it in screen...

    Ok, already started the dump. Thanks, next time will surely do it in screen. Didn't know a thing like that existed. :)

  • trewqtrewq Administrator, Patron Provider

    I run anything that will be running for more than a few minutes in a screen. Just solves so many problems.

  • @trewq said: I run anything that will be running for more than a few minutes in a screen. Just solves so many problems.

    This. When I'm working on a 3G connection, the first thing I do when I ssh into a server is open a screen.

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