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Hi All,
Recently, I just aware there is a weird symptoms whereby the backup of the secondary unit (6.2G) is larger almost 8 times more than the primary unit (800MB) in 1 of my customer's FULL HA setup.
Is it normal? If yes, what might the reason of this happened?
Appreciate for your feedback on this matter.
Perhaps the secondary is being used as log server?
Maybe it will be similar if logs are excluded from backup.
Would be helpfull if you can find out what files inside the backups are large. Are you able to unzip the backups and spot what is different?
I also second what @Amir_Senn had said, makes total sense to me. Please check that and let us know.
Best,
Andy
Hi all,
Thanks for the feedback. I will try to get the backup, unzip and compare it.
Will update once got the result (maybe after 2 or 3 weeks)
Sounds good, keep us posted.
Best,
Andy
Hi All,
I found out this file take a lot of space
I not sure what is the use of this file.
Appreciate if there is anyone can guide on this.
Thank you
Is it in /var/log/backups dir? If so, sounds like backup that can be removed.
Andy
Hi @the_rock ,
it is in the /var/log directory. Not sure all those are backups file. Maybe i try to extract out and see what was inside.
Regards,
Lee Bing Kang
Just to be safe, I would get the file off the box and then delete it.
Andy
Check if you have coredump files in /var/log/dump/usermode/
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