Hello,
I am migrating a big server to a new architecture, transitioning from ZFS based cluster to Ceph cluster.
We are using pbs as an intermediary backup / restore stack. server where data / VM to be migrated is located is headless.
All VMs have been migrated but one, which remains on the old server (ZFS).
I need to :
I don't exactly know how manually create an archive that'll be the same as the archive created using the PVE GUI in the backup section ?
Might look like this :
# proxmox-backup-client backup --include-dev /dev/rpool/data/vm-7000-disk-1 --include-dev vm-7000-disk-1-part1 --include-dev vm-7000-disk-1-part2 backup@pb@backupsrv:MyStore
Questions are :
- Is the synthax ok for a ZFS raw device ?
- How do I include the config file in the archive so that It will be all embedded
- Is there a more straightforward way of backing things up with PBS (using CLI - no GUI available on the server) ?
>>>> I am thinking of a command where we will indicate the config file and It will be parsed for backup ?
Thanks for helping
I am migrating a big server to a new architecture, transitioning from ZFS based cluster to Ceph cluster.
We are using pbs as an intermediary backup / restore stack. server where data / VM to be migrated is located is headless.
All VMs have been migrated but one, which remains on the old server (ZFS).
I need to :
- backup the VM using proxmox-backup-client using cli
- make sure the VM is complete and includes disk, config, and everything needed for a smooth restore
- restore the image from the backup (if possibe using embedded backup / restore from my PBS server
I don't exactly know how manually create an archive that'll be the same as the archive created using the PVE GUI in the backup section ?
Might look like this :
# proxmox-backup-client backup --include-dev /dev/rpool/data/vm-7000-disk-1 --include-dev vm-7000-disk-1-part1 --include-dev vm-7000-disk-1-part2 backup@pb@backupsrv:MyStore
Questions are :
- Is the synthax ok for a ZFS raw device ?
- How do I include the config file in the archive so that It will be all embedded
- Is there a more straightforward way of backing things up with PBS (using CLI - no GUI available on the server) ?
>>>> I am thinking of a command where we will indicate the config file and It will be parsed for backup ?
Thanks for helping