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Jungle Disk. http://www.jungledisk.com/ http://www.jungledisk.com/ It's great because it backups to S3 and it's cheap.
by nolanbrown23 17y ago
Jungle Disk. http://www.jungledisk.com/ http://www.jungledisk.com/
It's great because it backups to S3 and it's cheap.
- rg 17y agoGood, cheap, reliable. You can use your own Amazon S3 account and key, and you need not give the key to JungleDisk; if you don't share your key, you can't use some features that involve JungleDisk's own servers, but backup and restore work just dandy with the encryption done once on your own computer. Very efficient and cost effective.
- memorius 17y agoI too use this. The nice thing about Jungledisk is that you can just mount the thing as a directory (uses fuse under linux) and use rsync to do the backups. That works well for me with multi-Gb source repositories, whereas when using Mozy on windows, its built-in scheduled backups struggled badly and chewed a lot of CPU, presumably scanning through all the thousands of files. That's not really a fair comparison - I haven't tried Jungledisk's built-in scheduled backups, merely using it as a mounted drive and doing the backups manually with rsync. But that's too bad - last time I looked, Mozy didn't support mounting as a drive, or even linux.