I'm doing the first steps with bees dedupe on a backup system.
In the .beeshome folder I see a beesstats.txt file which contains a histogram.
During the first hours of dedupe, the histogram was "normal distribution" like this: picture
Now a few hours later, all hash symbols are on the right side, like this:
For me, this looks like my hash table is too small for the data in it, or do I read the histogram incorrectly?
The btrfs volume is 17TB in size and currently I have 0.5TB on data on it.
I did start bees with a 1GB hash table, is this too small for that use case?
Hello,
I'm doing the first steps with bees dedupe on a backup system.
In the .beeshome folder I see a beesstats.txt file which contains a histogram. During the first hours of dedupe, the histogram was "normal distribution" like this: picture
Now a few hours later, all hash symbols are on the right side, like this:
For me, this looks like my hash table is too small for the data in it, or do I read the histogram incorrectly?
The btrfs volume is 17TB in size and currently I have 0.5TB on data on it. I did start bees with a 1GB hash table, is this too small for that use case?