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Evacuate Object Lock immutalbe extent

  • June 9, 2022
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Hartmut
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Hi,

Whats the best practise evacuate an extent with immutalbe backups?

I need to evacuate an extent from an object lock repo with 7 days immutalbe backups.

I put the extent in maintenance and started the evacuation. What happens with die immutalbe backups? They will stay on the locked repo?

Best answer by MicoolPaul

Ahh I got confused when I saw the magic word “object”, yep if the performance tier extent’s backups haven’t had their immutability flag expire or manually removed,they aren’t going anywhere!

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MicoolPaul
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If the immutability period hasn’t expired, nothing can happen with them.

 

You can also only have one capacity tier extent in a SOBR as of v11 (changing in v12), so you can’t evacuate from capacity tier at all, only from performance tier.


Hartmut
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  • June 9, 2022

If the immutability period hasn’t expired, nothing can happen with them.

 

You can also only have one capacity tier extent in a SOBR as of v11 (changing in v12), so you can’t evacuate from capacity tier at all, only from performance tier.

It is a performance tier. its a local linux repo. so if i evacuate 7 days of immutalbe will stay on the extent i guess. 


MicoolPaul
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  • June 9, 2022

Ahh I got confused when I saw the magic word “object”, yep if the performance tier extent’s backups haven’t had their immutability flag expire or manually removed,they aren’t going anywhere!


vNote42
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  • June 9, 2022

When I remember right, backup files get copied, but not moved - because of immutability.


Chris.Childerhose
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Do you not require also another extent with the immutable attribute as well to evacuate?  If the other extents were not I don't see how you can move them unless they copy as Wolfgang noted.