Subj : Re: Intel NUCs
To   : deon
From : DaveW
Date : Sun Aug 20 2023 12:13 am

  Re: Re: Intel NUCs
  By: deon to DaveW on Sat Aug 19 2023 09:06 pm

 > I'm a fan of restic, been using it for a couple of years now. It only backs
 > up changed files, as well as compressing and encrypting those backups to a
 > target - where that target can be a drive, another machine running restic,
 > or an S3 target. (There are probably a couple of other options there too).
 >
 > I use the S3 target (using minio on the QNAP running TrueNas), as well as to
 > another drive. So I can restore back to a point in time depending on how
 > many days I leave in the respository.

 >
 > It also supports multiple OS'es, so it backs up my windows, mac, pi's and
 > linux guests.

 >
 > You can also fuse mount backups, so it appears as a mount point - I havent
 > used that (only for the lack of needing it).
 >
 > Since I use docker extensively, I use docker labels + a cron script to
 > backup individual containers (and pausing them during the backup), or to
 > dump the database when a container is a DB.
 >
 > Its saved me a couple of times...
I use Docker a lot also. it is running on an Ubuntu Server within Proxmox and i do the Proxmox image backup for those. I actually have containers running on my QNAP that i think need a backup. lol There is a backup feature in the QNAP container app but it is manually done. I think Portainer can back them up also. I am not a linux expert but i am learning. :) I usually do many backups from within each container. the service that is running usually has a quick way of backing up settings.

Dave
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 >
 > ...лоеп
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