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I'd recommend Arq (a great backup product for OS X). It requires some technical chops to setup, but I doubt that would be a problem for you (or other people on
by sandstrom 13y ago
I'd recommend Arq (a great backup product for OS X).
It requires some technical chops to setup, but I doubt that would be a problem for you (or other people on HN).
http://www.haystacksoftware.com/arq/ http://www.haystacksoftware.com/arq/
- IgorPartola 13y agoThis seems to be for backing up workstations. I have that covered already with TimeMachine and Ubuntu's backup services to the NAS box. Now I just need to back up the NAS itself. Thanks for the suggestion though.
- rsync 13y agoYou can back up your NAS to rsync.net.
- IgorPartola 13y agoI could but for $1800/year I could also build at least 8 redundant NAS boxes with 2TB storage and stick them at my friend's houses. I could also just pay $180/year for S3. Your offering is VERY expensive though I am sure quality is top notch.
- rsync 13y agoFWIW, the HN new-customer discount brings that down to $1200/year. Probably ... 2x the price of S3, given the cost of data transfer which, for us, is zero. It may not be for you, but some folks find phone support, 7d+4w snapshots, straight-up, native unix interoperability and 2 free physical delivery events per year to be compelling. Cheers!