Re: [BackupPC-users] maximum clients/data

[Ski K. <kac...@gm...>]

As far as I am concerned, BackupPC scales very well.  I run 200 - 250
clients onto 3 year old single proc, 1GB ram, and (4) 250GB sata disks
in a raid 5.  The limiting factor is the I/O throughput.  I am in the
process of moving the data to a large NAS and can now run more clients
on a BackupPC server.

If you have the bandwidth to backup directly to a remote site you can
avoid Bacula and tapes, if not then you will need tapes and something
like Bacula to get offsite backups.

cheers,

ski

On Thu, 2008-11-27 at 08:18 +0100, ch...@an... wrote:
> Thanks everyone, this information is very helpful :) Any more thoughts  
> on backuppc compared to other backupsoftware (for example bacula) in  
> terms of scalability?
> 
> regards Chantal
> 
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