Yes, for VMs, QEMU's block layer is used, which allows snapshot-like behavior regardless of underlying storage, i.e. the backup will read the disk as it was at the time the backup started even if there are changes in the meantime.//Edit 2
@Fabian_E is it different with the VM's? Because there I do not have the problem with the memory
On each node, there isis there any way to modify this default temp path?
/etc/vzdump.conf
to overwrite the defaults.Since I can simply rent a storage box from Hetzner and mount it and use this box as temp, this should work again?On each node, there is/etc/vzdump.conf
to overwrite the defaults.
AFAICT it will be uncompressed and the size will be the full usage within the container.Since I can simply rent a storage box from Hetzner and mount it and use this box as temp, this should work again?
What size have these temp files then? Are they already compressed?
No, it should be read on every invocation ofdo i need to reload anything when changing vzdump.conf?
I have now set to the mounted storage box am curious about the result
vzdump
.snapshot
mode.stop
mode.