Appoxo @ Appoxo @lemmy.dbzer0.com

Usually a lurker.

---

Read more

Posts

14

Comments

4,009

Joined

2 yr. ago

Deploy the backup (or some part of it) to a test system. If it can boot or you can get the files back, they work.

In theory you could setup a cron with a docker compose to fire up a container, sync and once all endpoint jobs are synced to shut down.
As it seemingly has an API it should be possible.

Only back up the essentials like photos and documents or rare media.
Don't care about stuff like Avengers 4K that can easily be reaquired

Veeam Backup&Replication with a NFR license for me.
My personal setup:
First backup: Just a back up to a virtual drive stored on my NAS
Offsite backup: Essentially an export of what is available and then creates a full or incremental backup to an external USB drive.
I have two of those. One I keep at home in case my NAS explodes. The second is at my work place.
The off-site only contains my most important pieces of data.
As for frequency: As often as I remember to make one as it requires manual interaction.

Our clients have (depending on their size) the following setups:
2 or more endpoints (excluding exceptions):
Veeam BR Server
First backup to NAS
Second backup (copy of the first) to USB drives (min. of 3. 1 connected, 2 somewhere stored in the business, 3 at home/off-site. Daily rotation)
Optionally a S3 compatible cloud backup.

Bigger customers maybe have mirroring but we have those cases very rarely.

Edit: The backups can be encrypted at all steps (first backup or backup copys)
Edit 2: Veeam B/R is not (F)OSS but very reasonable for the free community edition. Has support for Windows, mac and Linux (some distros, only x64/x86). The NFR license can be aquired relatively easy (from here and they didn't check me in any way.
I like the software as it's very powerful and versatile. Both geared towards Fortune>500 and small shops/deployments.
And the next version will see a full linux version both as a single install and a virtual appliance.
They also have a setup for hardened repositories.

I see some US connections on my end but usually the South America, Europe and some lesser known countries around the world (Primarily private trackers with a healthy mix of movies and anime and rarely tv shows).
China comes up often for me.

What are your country hotspots for what kind of content? (e.g. if you primarily aquire movies, shows, anime, linux isos, misc.)

I like geometric patterns :)

Plus you can enjoy more bitter things and that's the reason why green vegetables are more enjoyable as one grows older.

The next post in my feed:
https://discuss.online/post/19746751

Very fitting!

This picture might as well be called "Germany" right now :D

Almost choked while brushing my teeth reading this ¯(ツ)/¯

IMO minimal clothing on a <18 y/o person with slitted clothing is enough to me to be considered sexualized

(joke)
YOU FOOL! THE ACTUAL COMMAND WAS tar -?

Less conspiracy, more auto-correct?

To serve^{(the government) and keep}(the population) in check

It's a double dipping technique.
First all players are hyped for GTA6, some even buying a console to experience it on launch day.
Then the PC release get's out 1-2 years later and everyone with a capable rig know it will run better there and buy it again.

Assuming it will be a 80€ game, they now made 160€ in revenue instead of 80.

Does it require an account?

Comments ≠ inactive

Better check the mod log instead

Process Monitor is a thing.

I can rewatch the prequels. But the sequels are to me a single time popcorn movie.

I liked the starkiller base scene.