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> Then one of our co-founders Tim wondered, "what if we didn’t ask any questions and just backed up everything?" But that is not what they do exactly: "we do
by ohhhoh 9y ago
> Then one of our co-founders Tim wondered, "what if we didn’t ask any questions and just backed up everything?"
But that is not what they do exactly:
"we do not backup your operating system, application folder, or temporary internet files that are transient and would not be useful in the future. Backblaze also excludes podcasts in iTunes."
https://www.backblaze.com/remote-backup-everything.html https://www.backblaze.com/remote-backup-everything.html
Is there an online backup service that makes a complete image that you can just pop a boot CD in, and restore from online? That seems like the holy grail.
- ComodoHacker 9y agoCheck Veeam.
- arca_vorago 9y agoIt's not online, but you might checkout RedoBackup... seems like it could be modified to be used this way.
- atYevP 9y agoYev from Backblaze here -> Backblaze isn't intended to be a bare-metal restore, just the data that's on the machine. In addition to the ones listed below, you might also take a look at Acronis - they do good work. Not sure if they have an offline component, but you could use their software to make a system image, and then toss that image in the cloud (like with Backblaze B2) and then grab it whenever needed. Might work well for what you're looking for!