Mastodawn

I've set up #velero and #seaweedfs (as the #s3 storage) and yet backups of my pvcs are failing :( it seems that only the RWO vols are failing? but as far as im aware, velero/#kopia shdnt care/differentiate if it's RWO or not? any clue? underlying storage is #longhorn

#kubernetes #homelab

edermi Mar 31

Don't use #kopia. Instantly stopped my migration to it. For S3 it works fine on my data set but with SFTP, it reproducibly corrupts the repo when copying certain files and shoots itself afterwards. When restarting, it refuses to reconnect to the broken repo and terminates
#backup

RockyC Mar 21

Now that I have my container databases and configurations backed up, I feel much better.

#Linux #SelfHost #Kopia #KopiaBackup #Docker

ricardo Mar 20

#Vykar is a New Open Source Backup Tool That's Faster Than #Borg, #Restic, and #Kopia itsfoss.com/vykar-open-s...

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Vykar is a New Open Source Backup Tool That's Faster Than Borg, Restic, and Kopia

The BorgBase team has cooked up a new open source backup client written in Rust.

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ricardo

Mar 20

#Vykar is a New Open Source Backup Tool That's Faster Than #Borg, #Restic, and #Kopia

https://itsfoss.com/vykar-open-source-backup-tool/

Vykar is a New Open Source Backup Tool That's Faster Than Borg, Restic, and Kopia

The BorgBase team has cooked up a new open source backup client written in Rust.

It's FOSS

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Bundesligatrainer Mar 6

@atrapavistas I'd go with #kopia .This includes encryption, so no need to have #veracrypt on the external disk additionally.
https://kopia.io/

Maybe not straight forward, but a great tool function wise.

Kopia

Fast and Secure Open-Source Backup Software for Windows, Mac, and Linux

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Icho Tolot Feb 24

@plsik @Big_Blue_Gnu @syncthing Well, #kopia does exactly that 😏

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Icho Tolot Feb 24

@plsik @Big_Blue_Gnu @syncthing I'm still not sure of what you want :)
* You want a *second* backup locally on a disk?
* You want a real time backup (in case thats not what proton does)?

Anyway, then syncthing isnt your friend.

For a local backup you could take a look at #kopia

if you fear getting "mined", you will obviously dont want a "sync" (as in two-way comparison of folders) but a manually triggered copy of your files to an external disk.