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blog.yadutaf.fr | ||
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endot.org
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| | | | | For a while now, I've been backing up the few WordPress blogs that I run for various people with a very simple script that followed this algorithm: Copy files to a temporary directory. Dump the MySQL data into a file in that directory. Tarball it up. Scp that file to another server that I run. At the time, I did this because it was the simplest thing that could possibly work. | |
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cullmann.io
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| | | | | In my last BorgBackup post I described my new setup using BorgBackup for the backup of my private data. After two weeks of use, I have now first experiences on the way the incremental backups perform and some additional information how I apply this to backup a virtual FreeBSD server hosting some of my stuff. Incremental Backup Performance ;=) I must confess, I am positively impressed. As told before, my duplicity setup did have a very bad performance (even just in the locally to my NAS). Perhaps I did something wrong, on the other side, I followed the default way as described to setup a encrypted backup. | |
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tilde.team
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github.com
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| | | :computer: :lock: :key: Secure Boot key manager. Contribute to Foxboron/sbctl development by creating an account on GitHub. | ||
