NetBackup™ Backup Planning and Performance Tuning Guide
- NetBackup capacity planning
- Primary server configuration guidelines
- Media server configuration guidelines
- NetBackup hardware design and tuning considerations
- About NetBackup Media Server Deduplication (MSDP)
- MSDP tuning considerations
- MSDP sizing considerations
- Accelerator performance considerations
- Media configuration guidelines
- How to identify performance bottlenecks
- Best practices
- Best practices: NetBackup AdvancedDisk
- Best practices: NetBackup tape drive cleaning
- Best practices: Universal shares
- NetBackup for VMware sizing and best practices
- Best practices: Storage lifecycle policies (SLPs)
- Measuring Performance
- Table of NetBackup All Log Entries report
- Evaluating system components
- Tuning the NetBackup data transfer path
- NetBackup network performance in the data transfer path
- NetBackup server performance in the data transfer path
- About shared memory (number and size of data buffers)
- About the communication between NetBackup client and media server
- Effect of fragment size on NetBackup restores
- Other NetBackup restore performance issues
- About shared memory (number and size of data buffers)
- Tuning other NetBackup components
- How to improve NetBackup resource allocation
- How to improve FlashBackup performance
- Tuning disk I/O performance
Best practices: NetBackup for Nutanix AHV
Refer to the following guides on the NetBackup Documentation Landing Page for more details about NetBackup for Nutanix AHV:
NetBackup Web UI Nutanix AHV Administrator's Guide
NetBackup for Nutanix Acropolis Hypervisor (AHV) Administrator's Guide
To avoid the load on the Nutanix AHV production environment, set resource limit options for AHV backups:
The backup job resource limits can be set at the AHV cluster, per storage container and per AHV host.
The snapshot job resource limit can be set at, AHV cluster level.
Set the global level resource throttling to apply across clusters, containers, and AHV host level. Consider the load on AHV to decide on these restrictions.
Override the global level throttling values if you need to alter those values specific to given cluster or container or AHV host level.
Media server load balancing is dependent on the storage server used. It is supported only for the Media Server Deduplication Pool and Cloud storage.
For the Media server Load Balancing feature, discovery would be done only by one of the available media servers even though the backup jobs are distributed across multiple media servers.
For Nutanix AHV backups using the Media server Load Balancing option, it is required that all media servers assigned to a particular storage are of the same version.