A adamb Famous Member Proxmox Subscriber Mar 1, 2012 1,329 77 113 Aug 23, 2017 #1 Is there anyway to limit the speed/IO of a kvm restore. We can do this for backups with vzdump.conf but it doesn't seem to work for restores.
Is there anyway to limit the speed/IO of a kvm restore. We can do this for backups with vzdump.conf but it doesn't seem to work for restores.
A adamb Famous Member Proxmox Subscriber Mar 1, 2012 1,329 77 113 Aug 24, 2017 #2 Well I guess I will have to handle this at my storage with QOS. This is a pretty big feature that proxmox is missing and has a big impact on the enviroment.
Well I guess I will have to handle this at my storage with QOS. This is a pretty big feature that proxmox is missing and has a big impact on the enviroment.
fabian Proxmox Staff Member Staff member Jan 7, 2016 11,223 2,807 303 Aug 25, 2017 #3 on the CLI, you can pass the backup file to qmrestore in a rate limited fashion via stdin - maybe this is an option?
on the CLI, you can pass the backup file to qmrestore in a rate limited fashion via stdin - maybe this is an option?
A adamb Famous Member Proxmox Subscriber Mar 1, 2012 1,329 77 113 Aug 25, 2017 #4 fabian said: on the CLI, you can pass the backup file to qmrestore in a rate limited fashion via stdin - maybe this is an option? Click to expand... First ive heard of this. Would this be like using ionice?
fabian said: on the CLI, you can pass the backup file to qmrestore in a rate limited fashion via stdin - maybe this is an option? Click to expand... First ive heard of this. Would this be like using ionice?
fabian Proxmox Staff Member Staff member Jan 7, 2016 11,223 2,807 303 Aug 25, 2017 #5 you can use 'pv' or 'cstream' or the like in a pipe, and qmrestore accepts '-' as archive path to read from STDIN.
you can use 'pv' or 'cstream' or the like in a pipe, and qmrestore accepts '-' as archive path to read from STDIN.