I have an 8-node setup and run daily backups of (almost) all my vm's. Initially i just had a single job with all vm's listed, starting at 22:00, every day.
I soon found out that that didn't work for me. The datastore on the underlying PBS is a simple raid with spinning sas disks, 80Tb but very slow, and my backup job fired up 8 backup simultaneouly (one from each node) , chooking the poor raid.
So now i have a job for the vm's on each node. Each job has an aproximate start time of the "calculated length" of the previous job.
Now to the point: The schedule is missing an important option. Instead of giving the job a start time, it would be nice to also have an option to start the job after a specific job has finished, avoiding idle time between jobs or overlapping jobs.
The result would be, for example:
Job1 starts at 22:00
Job2 starts after Job1 is done
Job3 starts after Job2 is done
etc...
I have tried to search the forum but havent found what I'm looking for - so please forgive me if this has already been asked about before.
I soon found out that that didn't work for me. The datastore on the underlying PBS is a simple raid with spinning sas disks, 80Tb but very slow, and my backup job fired up 8 backup simultaneouly (one from each node) , chooking the poor raid.
So now i have a job for the vm's on each node. Each job has an aproximate start time of the "calculated length" of the previous job.
Now to the point: The schedule is missing an important option. Instead of giving the job a start time, it would be nice to also have an option to start the job after a specific job has finished, avoiding idle time between jobs or overlapping jobs.
The result would be, for example:
Job1 starts at 22:00
Job2 starts after Job1 is done
Job3 starts after Job2 is done
etc...
I have tried to search the forum but havent found what I'm looking for - so please forgive me if this has already been asked about before.