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Yes! My homelab, admittedly low complexity, uses a NAS device that powers on at a scheduled time, mounts the shares it needs to, runs the 'pull' backup, unmoun
by BLKNSLVR 5y ago
Yes!
My homelab, admittedly low complexity, uses a NAS device that powers on at a scheduled time, mounts the shares it needs to, runs the 'pull' backup, unmounts, and powers itself off.
The intention being that, in the event of intrusion, it's presence and accessibility are limited to the window of time in which it's performing the backup.
Additionally to that, a rotating set of removable HDDs as backups of backups that also get spread off-site amongst family members houses.
I really should go into offering backup solutions to local small business...