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I also ended up switching to CrashPlan. My reasons were Linux support, and the ability to back up to another computer running CrashPlan instead of cloud only.
by metafunctor 10y ago
I also ended up switching to CrashPlan. My reasons were Linux support, and the ability to back up to another computer running CrashPlan instead of cloud only. I hate their GUI.
However, we have a sizeable Elasticsearch snapshot in S3, and it's getting expensive. We'd love to use B2 instead, but there's currently no Elasticsearch plugin for B2.
- budmang 10y agoRunning Elasticsearch would require compute, which we don't have. However, how often do you run analysis on the data? Would it make sense to move the data to B2 and put back on s3 when it's needed?
- metafunctor 10y agoNot sure what you mean that running Elasticsearch requires compute. I'm talking about the snapshot/restore functionality in Elasticsearch. We use it mostly for backups. As far as I can tell, it should be quite possible to implement a B2 plugin for that (Azure, GCS, HDFS, and S3 are available currently).
- budmang 10y agoGot it. Let me look into that. Agree that if you're just taking a snapshot from Elasticsearch and putting into B2, that should be an implementalbe plug-in.