Open JasonNuss opened 3 years ago
You have a dependency chain, e.g the 7 point is dependent on the previous point eg 8 (7), (7) meaning, it is kept for restore point 7, as such the retention can only be applied after this incremental is the full. This reflects the worst case scenario
Now RPS itself is not "V11 compatible" but the estimation is close to what you want
I'm working on a newer calculator that drops a lot of the legacy modes but the plan is to merge it in a bigger calculator that does more then only storage point calculation but involves more people.
Awesome thanks so much. I use the calculator all the time.
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On Apr 16, 2021, at 12:04 PM, tdewin @.***> wrote:
You have a dependency chain, e.g the 7 point is dependent on the previous point eg 8 (7), (7) meaning, it is kept for restore point 7, as such the retention can only be applied after this incremental is the full. This reflects the worst case scenario
Now RPS itself is not "V11 compatible" but the estimation is close to what you want
I'm working on a newer calculator that drops a lot of the legacy modes but the plan is to merge it in a bigger calculator that does more then only storage point calculation but involves more people.
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So I'm trying to figure out how to properly calculate cloud connect. Obviously it's a copy job but what I'd like to is add a weekly synthetic full. Not sure how to do that in the calculator. say I have 10TB with 10% Change Rate adn 50% compression. I would assume it would be initial full of 5 TB with dailies of 500GB. I would assume my max storage would be 2x 5TB(initial full plus weekly) plus 6 X 500GB= 13TB but calculator shoes 15500. Any thoughts?