@JSylvia007 Sorry, I'm really late to this thread, but note that backups can become problematic if the SR is something like 90% or more full. There needs to be some buffer for storage as part of the process. The fact you could copy/clone VMs means your SR is working OK, but backups are a different situation. If need be, you can always migrate VMs to other storage which is evidently what you ended up doing, which frees up extra disk space. Also backups are pretty intensive so make sure you have both enough CPU capacity and memory to handle the load. Finally. a defective SR will definitely cause issues if there are I/O errors, so watch your /var/log/SMlog for any such entries.

@Anonabhar Thanks!! This worked exactly as you described!

Hopefully someone in the community will guide you, personally I never played with jobs

@splastunov said in Host CPU Statistics: You can get it with such command That command doesn't give me the aggregate, it only gives me the CPU for Dom0. I'd like to get that aggregate number.

That's how I can make the choices to improve it into the right direction

@olivierlambert - I'd also like to say that I'm a very recent homelab convert over to XCP-NG. I've been using VMWare for like... 15 years. I have a project at work that I use native Xen for, and have been really impressed with the security and control that we get out of it. I've been in the process of shifting over to XCP-NG over this Christmas break, and I've been really, really happy. There was a bit of a learning curve, but I'm very happy that I'm going to be getting an increase in functionality over my free ESXi instance. Really great work you're all doing!