Basically what I see in lsof is a lot of:
/backup/path/mysql/database/table1.ibd /backup/path/mysql/database/table1.ibd.tmp (deleted)
These files don't appear on disk, but they do consume space as they're deleted, unflushed files. So what's actually shown in the directory by `ls` is:
/backup/path/mysql/database/table1.ibd 90GB
But what's actually using up disk would be:
/backup/path/mysql/database/table1.ibd 90GB /backup/path/mysql/database/table1.ibd.tmp 90GB <- (this is a deleted file)
All of these deleted files are shown as being owned and not flushed by the xtrabackup process.
I'll run another backup today so I can get some actual output from the terminal.
Basically what I see in lsof is a lot of:
/backup/ path/mysql/ database/ table1. ibd path/mysql/ database/ table1. ibd.tmp (deleted)
/backup/
These files don't appear on disk, but they do consume space as they're deleted, unflushed files. So what's actually shown in the directory by `ls` is:
/backup/ path/mysql/ database/ table1. ibd 90GB
But what's actually using up disk would be:
/backup/ path/mysql/ database/ table1. ibd 90GB path/mysql/ database/ table1. ibd.tmp 90GB <- (this is a deleted file)
/backup/
All of these deleted files are shown as being owned and not flushed by the xtrabackup process.
I'll run another backup today so I can get some actual output from the terminal.