Hi every one. Have a question about backup process for pool of VMs.
I have 20 PM servers and on each one I have at least one critical VM.
I created a pool called "Critical" and add from all 20 PM servers at least 1 VM to that pool.
That means that I have 20 VMs on pool called Critical.
Then I created a scheduled backup for that "Critical" pool every 4 hours.
When I'm running that Scheduled Backup for Critical - it's running 20 backups on a same moment immediately because it's a pool of 20 different servers.
Question:
Is there any way to make Scheduled Backup for pool to run only one backup per time like if I'm doing that for a host?
because when I'm running a pool backup - I have 20 tasks immediately running and my PBS and storage going overloaded.
So what I need is have only one backup process on pool per moment until all VMs from pool will be done.
I have 20 PM servers and on each one I have at least one critical VM.
I created a pool called "Critical" and add from all 20 PM servers at least 1 VM to that pool.
That means that I have 20 VMs on pool called Critical.
Then I created a scheduled backup for that "Critical" pool every 4 hours.
When I'm running that Scheduled Backup for Critical - it's running 20 backups on a same moment immediately because it's a pool of 20 different servers.
Question:
Is there any way to make Scheduled Backup for pool to run only one backup per time like if I'm doing that for a host?
because when I'm running a pool backup - I have 20 tasks immediately running and my PBS and storage going overloaded.
So what I need is have only one backup process on pool per moment until all VMs from pool will be done.