Space usage report

Hey,

you mean the summed size of all used chunks? If that's the case, currently not, at least not easily.
 
There are index files(.fixd and .didx) that reference the chunks used for a backup, those are basically lists of chunks, you can get a list of the referenced chunks with
Code:
proxmox-backup-debug inspect file --output-format json drive-<...>.img.fidx
with this list of digests you can find the referenced chunk files in the .chunks/ directory and sum up their sizes.

Note: different VMs/snapshots do reference the same chunks, so keep that in mind when summing up the sizes.
 
There are index files(.fixd and .didx) that reference the chunks used for a backup, those are basically lists of chunks, you can get a list of the referenced chunks with
Code:
proxmox-backup-debug inspect file --output-format json drive-<...>.img.fidx
with this list of digests you can find the referenced chunk files in the .chunks/ directory and sum up their sizes.

Note: different VMs/snapshots do reference the same chunks, so keep that in mind when summing up the sizes.

This will give me total image size but noting about how many disk space I'm spending for storing each VM
 
No it won't. If lets a index file references 6 chunks, then the size of these 6 chunks is how much the backup of the disk this index file represents takes up in space. Ofc, this is always a little weird since the same chunks may be referenced by different index files, so summing up will yield a higher amount than what is actually used because chunks are counted as often as they are referenced.