Best backup for Linux?privsecfoss@feddit.dk to Free and Open Source Software@beehaw.org – 26 points – 1 years agoI am using duplicati and thinking of switching to Borg. What do you use and why?66Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all comments Btrfs for local system backups based on snapshots Photoprism for photos Syncthing for other media You will reconsider calling strategy a backup should the filesystem get corrupted for whatever reason. I've tested my full system backup restore once with btrfs. Worked out fine.Maybe Photoprism isn't a backup strategy, but Syncthing for sure is, because you can have multiple backup units in it. I'm additionally use software RAID on one of devices, that receives Syncthing backups.
Btrfs for local system backups based on snapshots Photoprism for photos Syncthing for other media You will reconsider calling strategy a backup should the filesystem get corrupted for whatever reason. I've tested my full system backup restore once with btrfs. Worked out fine.Maybe Photoprism isn't a backup strategy, but Syncthing for sure is, because you can have multiple backup units in it. I'm additionally use software RAID on one of devices, that receives Syncthing backups.
You will reconsider calling strategy a backup should the filesystem get corrupted for whatever reason. I've tested my full system backup restore once with btrfs. Worked out fine.Maybe Photoprism isn't a backup strategy, but Syncthing for sure is, because you can have multiple backup units in it. I'm additionally use software RAID on one of devices, that receives Syncthing backups.
Maybe Photoprism isn't a backup strategy, but Syncthing for sure is, because you can have multiple backup units in it. I'm additionally use software RAID on one of devices, that receives Syncthing backups.
You will reconsider calling strategy a backup should the filesystem get corrupted for whatever reason.
I've tested my full system backup restore once with btrfs. Worked out fine.
Maybe Photoprism isn't a backup strategy, but Syncthing for sure is, because you can have multiple backup units in it.
I'm additionally use software RAID on one of devices, that receives Syncthing backups.