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I use Borg since eight years and it has never let me down. Including a full 8TB disaster restore. It's super resilient to crashes. When I tested Restic (eight
by noAnswer 1y ago
I use Borg since eight years and it has never let me down. Including a full 8TB disaster restore. It's super resilient to crashes.
When I tested Restic (eight years ago) it was super slow.
No opinion about Kopia, never heard of it.
- liotier 1y agoSame here: my selection boiled down to Borg vs. Restic. I started with Restic because my friends used it and, while it was perfectly satisfactory functionally, found it unbearably slow with large backups. Changed to Borg and I've been happy everafter !
- GCUMstlyHarmls 1y agoWhat is a "large" backup? Slow to backup locally or slow to backup over a network? (obviously you are not saying its slow without understanding the network is inherently slow, but more along the lines of maybe its network protocol is slow.)
- liotier 1y agoThose were only about 10 TB - home scale, and over SSH across 2 to 10 ms. I was coming from rdiff-backup, which satisfyingly saturated disk writes, whereas I didn't even understand what bottleneck restic was hitting.