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From: Alexander Batischev <eual.jp@gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: Obnam FORMAT GREEN ALBATROSS status and roadmap
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Hi!
On Sat, Jan 21, 2017 at 04:45:32PM +0200, Lars Wirzenius wrote:
>Also, if anyone would like to try GA now, that'd be quite welcome. [=E2=80=
=A6]=20
>If you do try, I'd be curious to hear about your experiences, and what=20
>your live data is like (number of files, total data, how much changes=20
>between backups, etc).
I switched from default format to Green Albatross immediately after=20
reading this.
I have `deduplicate` set to `verify`.
My live data consists of around 100k files which amount to 4 to 10=20
Gigabytes total (sometimes backup occurs before I had a chance to=20
offload new photos to git-annex, so they bloat the repo a bit).=20
Obnam usually uploads around half a gigabyte of data, 80% of which is=20
claimed to be overhead. This seems about right as I don't change that=20
many files.
The backup is performed from an internal SSD onto external USB 2.0 HDD.=20
Both volumes are encrypted and I have an old CPU. Average speed is=20
around 5 MB/sec and it takes about two minutes to do the backup. Fast=20
enough for me; IIRC this is faster than the old format.
Obnam hanged once while forgetting old generations. My `keep` setting is=20
`5d,104w,60m,100y` and I do backups every 3 days, so if it was a bug,=20
I'd see it much more often. I also tend to run low on free memory, so=20
that might be the cause too. And yes, 100y; I don't plan to die.
The only pain point right now is `obnam verify`. It takes around an hour=20
to run the verification. I do it a couple times a month, right after the=20
backup step, and it never turned up anything I didn't expect (sometimes=20
I lose patience and start using the computer before verification is=20
done.)
Overall my experience with Green Albatross has been a positive one, and=20
at least for data sets as small as mine, I consider it to be ready for=20
daily use. Thanks to Lars and contributors for excellent work!
--=20
Regards,
Alexander Batischev
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