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I prefer even more redundancy. In general, I have 4 copies of any piece of data I care about: the machine, dropbox, backblaze, and a local external hard drive
by bcrosby95 3y ago
I prefer even more redundancy.
In general, I have 4 copies of any piece of data I care about: the machine, dropbox, backblaze, and a local external hard drive.
- dylan604 3y agoIf you have multiple backups all on the same format, you only have one backup according to THE rules
- 1letterunixname 3y agoI take it you've never written DR bare metal recovery procedures or been in involved in detailed, living business continuity planning. You have zero backups if they're untested. If they're tested and separate by vendor and/or distance, if they're in an accessible medium or format, then they are different.
- dylan604 3y agoI take it you like to read into people's comments things that aren't there.
- kjrose 3y agoYes redundancy is very important. I lost a decade of my life data when a main hd failed, and a tb backup drive failed at the same time.