Cloudberry Backup Linux
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Anyone tried it?
Seems like they have a decent offering. They offer a free version, have command line as well as a WebGUI and support a large number of Distros.
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@aaronstuder I've been looking at this, more on the Windows Server backup angle though. I'd like to find options for agent based backups (entertaining KVM hosts, in place of Hyper-V, primarily running Windows guests). Same query however, I'm looking for peoples experiences.
As a side note - they have a remote assistant that I'm trialing (always cautious of building a dependency on products that don't have a $ tag "yet").
https://www.cloudberrylab.com/remote-assistant.aspx
It's actually been surprisingly good. My needs might be simpler than some however.
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@warren-stanley said in Cloudberry Backup Linux:
@aaronstuder I've been looking at this, more on the Windows Server backup angle though. I'd like to find options for agent based backups (entertaining KVM hosts, in place of Hyper-V, primarily running Windows guests). Same query however, I'm looking for peoples experiences.
As a side note - they have a remote assistant that I'm trialing (always cautious of building a dependency on products that don't have a $ tag "yet").
https://www.cloudberrylab.com/remote-assistant.aspx
It's actually been surprisingly good. My needs might be simpler than some however.
Have you looked at Restic?
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@obsolesce said in Cloudberry Backup Linux:
@warren-stanley said in Cloudberry Backup Linux:
@aaronstuder I've been looking at this, more on the Windows Server backup angle though. I'd like to find options for agent based backups (entertaining KVM hosts, in place of Hyper-V, primarily running Windows guests). Same query however, I'm looking for peoples experiences.
As a side note - they have a remote assistant that I'm trialing (always cautious of building a dependency on products that don't have a $ tag "yet").
https://www.cloudberrylab.com/remote-assistant.aspx
It's actually been surprisingly good. My needs might be simpler than some however.
Have you looked at Restic?
Looking at the documentation now. Is this something you're using?
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No not yet, but only because I have some higher priority tasks at the moment.
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@warren-stanley said in Cloudberry Backup Linux:
@aaronstuder I've been looking at this, more on the Windows Server backup angle though. I'd like to find options for agent based backups (entertaining KVM hosts, in place of Hyper-V, primarily running Windows guests). Same query however, I'm looking for peoples experiences.
As a side note - they have a remote assistant that I'm trialing (always cautious of building a dependency on products that don't have a $ tag "yet").
https://www.cloudberrylab.com/remote-assistant.aspx
It's actually been surprisingly good. My needs might be simpler than some however.
Windows only, no good for me.
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I thought cloudberry included a linux option as well. . .
Maybe I'm thinking of another solution.
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Yeah it does.
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But the limitations on Cloudberry seem pretty ridiculous.
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@DustinB3403 The whole thing is about the Linux version... You posted a link I already posted...
What limitations?
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@dustinb3403 said in Cloudberry Backup Linux:
But the limitations on Cloudberry seem pretty ridiculous.
What kind of limitations?
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@dustinb3403 What kind of limitations?
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@aaronstuder said in Cloudberry Backup Linux:
@dustinb3403 What kind of limitations?
Are you unable to see the screenshot I just posted?
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@dustinb3403 We are we just don't see any limitations.
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@aaronstuder said in Cloudberry Backup Linux:
@dustinb3403 We are we just don't see any limitations.
He must be talking about the Freeware is for personal use only...
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@dustinb3403 said in Cloudberry Backup Linux:
@aaronstuder said in Cloudberry Backup Linux:
@dustinb3403 What kind of limitations?
Are you unable to see the screenshot I just posted?
I see no limitations. There is a super duper cheap version for people with normal sized servers, and a moderately cheap version for people with enormous servers. What are these limitations you see?
$149, zero limitations. What limitations?
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@obsolesce Wow, this looks really good.
