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What are your backup solutions?

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  • rocketrocket Member

    I use a mix of BackupNinja, VestaCP built in backup system and manual backups.

  • jarjar Patron Provider, Top Host, Veteran

    @Zerpy said:

    @jarland said:
    I run bash scripts in while loops to compress data, upload to backblaze b2, and then delete the compressed file.

    while true;
    do
      date=$(date +%s)
      tar zcvf ${date}.tar.gz mails
      b2 upload_file backupz ${date}.tar.gz whatever/${date}.tar.gz
      rm -f ${date}.tar.gz
    done
    

    We all know your backup plan @jarland

    Close! More like: https://paste.jarcloud.pw/gagomewigu.rb

    Thanked by 1Zerpy
  • @jarland said:

    @Zerpy said:

    @jarland said:
    I run bash scripts in while loops to compress data, upload to backblaze b2, and then delete the compressed file.

    while true;
    do
      date=$(date +%s)
      tar zcvf ${date}.tar.gz mails
      b2 upload_file backupz ${date}.tar.gz whatever/${date}.tar.gz
      rm -f ${date}.tar.gz
    done
    

    We all know your backup plan @jarland

    Close! More like: https://paste.jarcloud.pw/gagomewigu.rb

    the only problem I saw from these script, if connection timed out/b2 upload error for what ever reason it will execute rm -f make sure you check your backup at the other side

    Thanked by 1jar
  • jarjar Patron Provider, Top Host, Veteran

    @sibaper said:

    @jarland said:

    @Zerpy said:

    @jarland said:
    I run bash scripts in while loops to compress data, upload to backblaze b2, and then delete the compressed file.

    while true;
    do
      date=$(date +%s)
      tar zcvf ${date}.tar.gz mails
      b2 upload_file backupz ${date}.tar.gz whatever/${date}.tar.gz
      rm -f ${date}.tar.gz
    done
    

    We all know your backup plan @jarland

    Close! More like: https://paste.jarcloud.pw/gagomewigu.rb

    the only problem I saw from these script, if connection timed out/b2 upload error for what ever reason it will execute rm -f make sure you check your backup at the other side

    Yeah, I keep it running in a while loop so it's always coming back around, keeping several copies of each account. Running about 7TB at last calculation.

  • quickquick Member

    for my wordpress sites I use a plugin named "backupbuddy" and it uploads it automatically to gdrive... I love it

  • @bugrakoc said:
    Transip STACK. 1TB for free. I just tar+bz2+encrypt and upload there with a shell script.

    can you provide me a invitation ?

    thanks :)

  • @emptyPD Transip themselves provide the invitations. You can request one from https://www.transip.nl/stack/ . You need to do that from a NL IP, or your request will be denied.

  • https://www.arqbackup.com/ is pretty good for backing up a client machine,

    For my VM's I tend to use proxmox backup and then put the image into a borg archive.

  • squibssquibs Member

    Hubic and Hubicfuse for me. 10Tb for €5/mo.

  • I don't have one. I just hope nothing happens, and if it does I open a thread on LET calling the host a scammer

  • squibs said: Hubic and Hubicfuse for me. 10Tb for €5/mo.

    Small cost, but with the 10 mbps limit you will need some year for fill the 10 TB. With this limit, 100 GO is overkill

  • vovlervovler Member
    edited June 2017

    @ben47955 said:

    squibs said: Hubic and Hubicfuse for me. 10Tb for €5/mo.

    Small cost, but with the 10 mbps limit you will need some year for fill the 10 TB. With this limit, 100 GO is overkill

    Actually, only about 9.26 days 92.6 days (my bad)

    I use Free Hubic Plan + Rclone

  • I use RAID0

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