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I think that you will get a more complete answer from a bigger on-topic audience from SuperUser [1]. Be sure to include how many servers you would scale to, h
by LinuxBender 7y ago
I think that you will get a more complete answer from a bigger on-topic audience from SuperUser [1]. Be sure to include how many servers you would scale to, how much data, speed of the network and how many people would be managing the solution. If this is for a professional deployment, then perhaps also ask on ServerFault [2]
[1] - https://superuser.com/ https://superuser.com/
[2] - https://serverfault.com/ https://serverfault.com/
- l1am0 7y agoOh I actually search for a solution for my personal pc :D
- LinuxBender 7y agoThen I would ask on SuperUser. If you want something entirely open source and you don't mind some manual steps and this is just for you, then you could simply mount a USB, use cryptsetup to encrypt it and use rsnapshot to copy your files over. Rsnapshot will create deltas of only changed files, which means rolling back to a date is easy and disk usage is minimal (just your initial data-set + change delta) Your distro likely already has cryptsetup and rsnapshot in its repos. You asked for a GUI though, so I think your best bet is SuperUser. They will be on top of all the latest open source backup solutions that have a GUI. [1] - https://github.com/rsnapshot/rsnapshot https://github.com/rsnapshot/rsnapshot