AllanMar

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  1. Was this for me? Thanks if so but I'm looking for VM stats (I already have docker setup with telegraf).
  2. Does anyone have any suggestions for monitoring VM CPU/memory usage similar to dockers? I'd like to break down how much each VM uses.
  3. I'm using rsync to copy files from a NFS share to a user share on my new unRaid server. The problem i'm having is rsync seems to create all of the empty folders before transferring any files. This means that all the folders get created on my first drive and because of my split level unRaid then no longer splits the files across disks as a disk fills up so it only copys until the first disk is full and then runs out of a space and i have to delete the empty dirs and start over... I can't seem to find any rsync option that disables this? I suspect I would have the same problem if i did disk shares as it would create all the empty folders there as well... Is there a way to avoid this? i'm using: rsync -av --stats --progress NFSSHARE USRSHARE
  4. That does sound like a good plan. What would the process be for converting the 4TB "transition drive" from data to parity? unBalance to move data to other disks and then just format/add as parity?
  5. I'm just waiting on parts to arrive for my unRAID build and i'm trying to figure out the best way to move my data from my existing RAID5 NAS. Currently I have a Thecus N5550 NAS 4x3TB WD RED in RAID5. The critical data is a much smaller amount and I have a few backups of and will transfer later when the array is fully setup. I have about ~6.5TB in use of non-critical media (no backups, but i'm willing to risk the loss of these). I bought a 4TB RED to use a parity in the new unRAID config and want to reuse my 4x3TB from the NAS. I also have 2x1TB and 1x1.5TB older green drives I planned to use to make the transition. My plan i'm looking for suggestions/feedback on: [*]Put new 4TB drive in existing NAS and copy files . Repeat for Green drives until I have a copy of all data from existing NAS (what should I format these drives as, does it matter?) [*]Remove the 4x3TB RAID5 and create unRAID data array (no parity) [*]Insert other drives and Copy data (unassigned devices plugin?) to array [*]Once complete reformat/add 4TB drive as parity to the array. (possibly green drives as data to the array) Any thoughts? I understand that i'm at risk during this time but as I said i'm willing to take that risk rather than purchase more drives at this time.