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I read that Duplicati is also in beta (for years now), and that really seems discouraging. Restic looks great, but it's also 0.14 as of the moment. Would you co
by npteljes 4y ago
I read that Duplicati is also in beta (for years now), and that really seems discouraging. Restic looks great, but it's also 0.14 as of the moment. Would you consider restic a stable product, despite the version number?
- mschulkind 4y agoI've used restic for years now without issue. I'd definitely consider it stable. I started with duplicacy and moved to restic.
- r1cka 4y agoCould you provide your reasoning for the switch? I've had good enough luck with duplicacy but I'm curious about it vs restic now that restic supports compression.
- proactivesvcs 4y agoRestic's versioning doesn't denote that it's not production-ready: it absolutely is. Stable, reliable and developed thoughtfully, with data integrity and security in mind. I highly recommend it.
- ajsnigrutin 4y agoTo me, it shows "beta" and "not supported" options.. so it's hard to choose :)
- m3nu 4y agoYes, it's stable. They even added compression this year. We just added support for Restic on BorgBase.com. Will have more user feedback in a few months, but first tests and benchmarks are pretty encouraging.
- donio 4y agoI've been using it since 2018, no issues so far.
- aborsy 4y agoRestic is rock solid. I have backed TBs servers with it. It never failed. Encryption is properly implemented.