I am performing a vcsa backup from VAMI.
The whole backup is huge, we have a large env, but when the backup is complete I notice the vum.gz is the largest file. (12+GB of 15GB total)
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07/01/2019 02:00 PM 4,159 backup-metadata.json
07/01/2019 01:30 PM 1,739,386,010 config_files.tar.gz
07/01/2019 02:00 PM 182 imagebuilder.gz
07/01/2019 01:21 PM 610 postgres_globals_data.gz
07/01/2019 01:21 PM 11,904 postgres_init.gz
07/01/2019 01:21 PM 125,720 postgres_schema.gz
07/01/2019 01:21 PM 20,527,099 rbd.gz
07/01/2019 01:22 PM 94,355,998 statsmonitor_db_backup.gz
07/01/2019 01:30 PM 985,797,519 vcdb_dump_image.gz
07/01/2019 02:00 PM 12,251,027,448 vum.gz
I have unpacked vum.tg and there is a folder for each version of esx (going back to 4.1). most are smaller, but one is vib20 and 9GB in 41 files. the vmware_bootbank_esx_base_v## is taking all the space.
when I browse to this folder on my vum server, there are only 17 files.
is there a way to reset whatever is making this folder up on the vcsa side so it refreshes to only see the 17 files.
Thanks,
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