Re: Backup Times on a Linux desktop
On 11/2/2019 3:24 PM, Konstantin Nebel wrote:
Whoever read till the end Im thankful and ready to hear your opinion.
I use restic (the static binaries from the Github release page, not the
Debian package which falls out of date too quickly) and invoke it from
crontab. On my LAN server, the script creates LVM snapshots of the
volumes to back up and the backup runs against that to get a true
point-in-time backup.
The local backup repository is stored on a RAID1. A remote system
regularly runs "rclone copy --immutable" to pull new data, but ignore
deleted and changed data (preventing corruption/loss of data already
copied off-site).
The remote system also syncs its local copy to B2, so I have three
geographically-distributed copies.
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