Updated and tested:

• one single Host
• lab-Pool (3 Hosts) - NFS Storage
• lab-Pool (4 Hosts) - iscsi Storage

Everthing seems to work as expected.
(new VM, live-migration, snapshots, clone VMs, import/export VMs)

@florent

Hi @all,
sorry for my late reply, but i was on site at a customer yesterday.
I can confirm its working again as expected.
Not only this, but it also cleaned up all the additional Replikas now.

Great work and thanks for all your efforts.
Kind regards
Alex

@probain
I have a similar, even not the same Problem right now.
Maybe there is the same root-cause, so im linkin it here.
https://xcp-ng.org/forum/topic/11540/continuous-replication-isnt-deleting-old-replikas-anymore-since-update

Kind Regards
Alex

Hi @all,

running XO from source - (Commit fa020) on a fully update XCP-NG 8.2.
I have 2 CR Jobs on 2 XCP-Hosts, replicating all running VMs vice versa with a retention of 2 three times a day.
This worked for Months flawlessly, so i always have on srv01 2 replikas of each running VM on srv02 and vice versa.

Since Friday (did an Update of XenOrchestra that day), replication is still running fine but the old replikas are not deleted anymore, resulting in 12 existing replikas today.

I've tried to delete the old schedule and re-create it.
I've tried to delete the replication-job, and re-create it.
I've tried adjusting the retetion
I deleted all Replikas and startet the jobs from scratch.
None of the above have had any discernable affect.

Any Idea where to start investigating?
I searched the forum, but could not find any existing topic like this, except one similar, but not the same Problem.
https://xcp-ng.org/forum/topic/11539/snapshots-are-no-longer-being-pruned-commit-58f02
Maybe it could be the same root cause, so i am linking it here.

Thanks for suggestions in advance!
Alex

@stormi
Did some Testing over the Weekend too.
Setup with 2 Hosts in a Pool and shared iSCSI-LMV Storage with multipath 8 paths per LUN.
Anything seems to work fine (migrate/import/cross-pool-migrate/snapshots/backups).

Even our longtime Problem (snapshots taking much too long) is getting much better (still not good, but much better).