On 12/07/08 20:55, Petri Laihonen wrote:
>>> And yes, I know 1.5 million records is not much, and so far the most
>>> records we've racked up is somewhere between 50-60 million. And then the
>>> acctual binary data takes only about 100Gb.
>> What do you back-up to?
> Sorry, I just realized that the about 100Gb is all the data, not only
> binary data.
>
> I'm backing up to another computer in the same network.
At the same physical location?
> It takes few
> hours nightly to do all the mysqldumps to another computer. Mysqlhotcopy
> does not work due to innodb tables. Total amount of backups I make daily
> are compressed with gzip -9 and about 60Gb
>
> Additional things I've done to keep up the performance..... I rotate
> database tables with transaction data every day so that the active table
> has only 2 weeks of records, then the first archive has records for 2
> months and the secondary archive has anywhere between 2-6 months. After
> that, I just dump the stuff into a .tgz and copy to couple of different
> locations. Simple management, but works....
>
> He-he.... And all my backup and rotation scripts are PHP. :-P
>
> BTW. The first database I have ever actually used was Postgres.
And you left for MySQL???? Maybe it *is* true that Finns are crazy!
-- Ron Johnson, Jr. Jefferson LA USA How does being physically handicapped make me Differently-Abled? What different abilities do I have? ___________________ Nolug mailing list nolug@nolug.orgReceived on 12/07/08
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