I use @syncthing on various devices to sync important data to a server. On the server I'm using @borgmatic to take backups and save encrypted archives to the cloud, hosted by @borg_base
Local nextcloud server for quicker recovery (literally in my living room), and a cloud one for off-site stuff. I've also used git in the past, but not so much anymore.
Btrfs hourly snapshots when active on computer. Then restic takes the last snapshot of the week and sends it to cloud storage, every week. Fully automated with cronjob.
Works like a charm. I've already needed it 🙃
(Planning to try the automation with systemd instead just for the sake of learning)
DeltaLima 🐧
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in reply to It's FOSS • • •i have pendrive, laptop and smartphone. I have copy of my most important files on all of them.
Allsoooo i have 2nd pendrive, but I use it mostly as an archive
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in reply to It's FOSS • • •On the server I'm using @borgmatic to take backups and save encrypted archives to the cloud, hosted by @borg_base
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https://borgbackup.org from NAS to Hetzner Storage Box
BorgBackup – Deduplicating archiver with compression and authenticated encryption
borgbackup.orgThomas Traynor
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in reply to It's FOSS • • •Btrfs hourly snapshots when active on computer. Then restic takes the last snapshot of the week and sends it to cloud storage, every week. Fully automated with cronjob.
Works like a charm. I've already needed it 🙃
(Planning to try the automation with systemd instead just for the sake of learning)
Mangdries
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