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I recently launched a backup service for Borg – https://www.borgbase.com https://www.borgbase.com. Also big on monitoring (email, pushover, webhook), as this is
by m3nu 8y ago
I recently launched a backup service for Borg – https://www.borgbase.com https://www.borgbase.com. Also big on monitoring (email, pushover, webhook), as this is a common concern for backups.
It just lacks terminal-based registration. :-) You could use the GraphQL API to manage everything from the command line if you really wanted.
- StavrosK 8y agoThis looks pretty cool, well done! I use rsync.net and am very satisfied, but yours looks great as well. I'm not a big fan of the initial price hike (the first 100 GB is 2 cents per GB instead of 1), but it looks like the service is well worth it.
- GordonS 8y agoThis looks good, and competitively priced too! What's the backend cloud storage?
- martinml 8y agoJust guessing here but probably Backblaze b2? It has a similar pricing.
- m3nu 8y agoCurrently it's on RAID boxes, but I'll move to CephFS soon. The data volume is getting too big to copy it around. Ceph allows you to nicely expand your storage over time and account for some failures on the way. Borg needs a "smart" backend with a filesystem, so it can't use only object-storage.
- millettjon 8y agoI've been using borgbase for a couple of weeks and am very happy with it.
- netok 8y agoIs there a limit to how many times I can download my backups?
- m3nu 8y agoNo limits. Downloads are unmetered and free, as long as they look reasonable. Once you download your full backup every hour, I'll ask you for a reason probably.