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As has been said time and time again, you should have at least 3 copies of every file you care about. One local, one local backup, and one remote backup. If yo
by driverdan 15y ago
As has been said time and time again, you should have at least 3 copies of every file you care about. One local, one local backup, and one remote backup.
If you need to restore a file quickly or the remote backup goes down you have your local backup. If your house burns down you have your remote backup.
- fredley 15y agoThe backup mantra I was taught: Files that don't exist in three places don't exist at all.
- omh 15y agoI would modify that to include one offline backup. If it's connected to other systems in an automated way then there's usually a way that it can be accidentally overwritten. Often there could be an event which cascades through all of your backups before you realise.