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Rclone will do exactly what you want, upload to S3 and the --max-duration will stop new transfer from starting after a given duration. There are also throttle
by seized 5y ago
Rclone will do exactly what you want, upload to S3 and the --max-duration will stop new transfer from starting after a given duration.
There are also throttle options for bandwidth. I use that combined with Node-Red and a smart plug on my monitors, if monitor power draw exceeds a threshold then the upload throttle is changed via the rclone API.
- timmg 5y agoOk, that looks like a nice tool. Thanks!
- n8henrie 5y agoWas just going to suggest rclone as well, but for its easily toggle-able bandwidth limiter. I have slow rural internet; restic backs up locally every night, rclone then syncs it offsite. A systemd timer throttles it during walking hours and lets all 6 mbps rip overnight or when out of town.
- aborsy 5y agoAlso, Restic has rclone backend!