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Ask HN: What is your go-to backup system for Linux servers?

1 点作者 dom9301k大约 3 年前
Except the evergreen rsync

5 条评论

ciprian_craciun大约 3 年前
Currently I would recommend Restic &lt;<a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;restic.net&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;restic.net&#x2F;</a>&gt;, which I use it both for personal and professional backups. It can have some rough edges, but all-in-all it&#x27;s the &quot;best&quot; (as in a good balance between ease of use, complexity and sustainability) for my own use-case.<p>In the past I&#x27;ve used `rdiff-backup` due to the lack of a better suited (to my use-case) alternative.<p>Please note the emphasis on &quot;my use-case&quot;! Thus, a good backup solution must make sense for your own context. Choosing the most &quot;popular&quot; solution might not be a good option if it&#x27;s too complex (or expensive) for you to use, or the worst case scenario to recover data from.<p>Perhaps start small: even a copy (i.e. `rsync`) of your data on an external hard-drive is good enough than nothing at all, or if using OSX then try TimeMachine first. Then gradually move to better suited solutions.
aborsy大约 3 年前
ZFS send to a TrueNAS server if you can have it, otherwise Restic to anywhere.
mergy大约 3 年前
Another vote here for restic along with hot rsyncs as needed to a TrueNas
muscaw大约 3 年前
I have been using duplicity so far and it does the job
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IcePic大约 3 年前
Kopia is nice (kopia.io)