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Move vdisks and appdata

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I noticed that my virtual machine and appdata, in addition to some other files, are stored on the cache disk, which is obviously not protected. What would be an easy and logical way to move those files to a data disk, in order to provide redundancy protection?

 

Thanks.

 

Lev

 

38 minutes ago, levster said:

I noticed that my virtual machine and appdata, in addition to some other files, are stored on the cache disk, which is obviously not protected. What would be an easy and logical way to move those files to a data disk, in order to provide redundancy protection?

 

You can add a second cache disk to provide redundancy.  It's not recommended to put VMs and dockers on the array as performance is degraded because of the constant writes to the array.

Edited by dboonthego

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8 hours ago, dboonthego said:

 

 

You can add a second cache disk to provide redundancy.  It's not recommended to put VMs and dockers on the array as performance is degraded because of the constant writes to the array.

 

2nd Cache disk? I would not have thought about that. If the cache disk fails, do you need to start from scratch to restore the files on it? Can you mirror the two cache disks outside of the array?

 

Thank you,

 

Lev

1 hour ago, levster said:

2nd Cache disk? I would not have thought about that. If the cache disk fails, do you need to start from scratch to restore the files on it? Can you mirror the two cache disks outside of the array?

 

More than on cache disk is considered a "cache pool" which is typically setup as RAID 1 giving you a mirror of each other.  If one disk fails, you simply replace it and it will rebuild; and yes, this is all outside the array.  I think a single cache disk can be formatted as XFS or BTRFS, but a pool requires BTRFS.  If your existing cache disk is not BTRFS, you'll be required to format it. 

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Lots of info about managing cache pools in the V6 FAQ sticky at the top of this subforum.

 

Also, there is a plugin (part of the Community Applications plugins) to backup appdata, not sure if it does VMs or not.

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