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"Restore would be a pain, but at the point its needed the pain would be acceptable." I can't speak specifically to this, but I will point out that you can just
by rsync 7y ago
"Restore would be a pain, but at the point its needed the pain would be acceptable."
I can't speak specifically to this, but I will point out that you can just as easily run those 'rclone' commands in reverse, to move data from an rsync.net snapshot out to (insert cloud):
ssh user@rsync.net rclone .zfs/snapshot/1dayago/bucket s3:/some/bucket
- sandGorgon 7y agoAFAIK rsync.net doesnt work with RDS (which is a managed solution with no ssh access).
- rsync 7y agoI can't speak to RDS specifically, but if you can get RDS into either S3 or Glacier, then there is an easy path to rsync.net: rclone. The ssh access is not to Amazon, or S3 or RDS, etc. - you run the rclone command at rsync.net, over ssh: ssh user@rsync.net rclone s3:/some/bucket local/rsync.net/dir