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  1. Here I will describe how to implement a backup scheme that I have found very robust, efficient and reliable. It enables automated backups of Xen virtual machines that each reside on individual LVM volumes using a utility called rsnapshot (which is based o
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  2. LVM backup using rsnapshot
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  3. I have a number of Xen virtual machines running on a number of Linux servers. These VMs store their disk images in Linux LVM volumes with device names along the lines of /dev/xenVG/SERVER001OS and so on. I'd like to take regular backups of those disk ima
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  4. Following on from the previous example we now want to use the extra space in the "ops" volume group to make a database backup every evening. To ensure that the data that goes onto the tape is consistent we use an LVM snapshot logical volume. A snapsh
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  5. LVM is an implementation of a logical volume manager for the Linux kernel. The biggest advantage is that LVM provides the ability to make a snapshot of any logical volume.
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  6. In this tutorial we will set up a highly available server providing iSCSI targets to iSCSI initiators. Should a server become unavailable, services provided by our cluster will continue to be available to client systems.
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