We have a sync job with PVE-zsync running in a cronjob to another PVE cluster.
When i want to disaster recover a VM i use this command:
And the VM pop-ups in the other cluster and running fine.
Is is t a problem for the other normal PVE functions (ZFS migration between nodes, ZFS sync in same cluster) that the disk name contains the snapshot date/time?
Of is a zfs send/receive necessary?
(same server no SSH)
Or maybe a rename is faster?[/CODE]
pve-zsync sync --source x.x.x.x:100 --dest nvme --verbose --maxsnap 1 --name nvme --skip
When i want to disaster recover a VM i use this command:
Code:
cp /var/lib/pve-zsync/193.conf.qemu.rep_test1_2025-06-26_10:53:06 /etc/pve/qemu-server/193.conf
And the VM pop-ups in the other cluster and running fine.
Is is t a problem for the other normal PVE functions (ZFS migration between nodes, ZFS sync in same cluster) that the disk name contains the snapshot date/time?
Of is a zfs send/receive necessary?
Code:
zfs send rpool/backup/vm-100-disk-1@rep_test100_2015-06-12_11:03:01 | zfs receive vm/vm-200-disk-1
Or maybe a rename is faster?[/CODE]
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