@aaronstuder - have you got anything to report back on the application in use?

@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?

@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.

@360col said in 365 migration tools?:

Re: 365 migration tools?

Whats your budget? No budget and have to do manually or do you need minimal downtime and can pay. Are you planning to do it your self or get someone in to do it. How much down time can you afford.?

If you have a budget there are tools like SkyKick, Migration Wiz and its many competitor etc to automated and simply the migration / reduce down time re-config outlook all al workstation etc.

There is another tool that has a once off cost (the name escape me at the moment) where you install in on a local desktop / server and it can transfer your Exchange mailboxes & contacts to Office365. It not as spiffy as the others however is more affordable.

Skykick is for ‘Partners’ though?

@olivier said in XCP-ng project:

True, it's still over 9000

Thanks a lot for your support guys. Now, we start a new adventure

So, how is the adventure going ? any updates Oliver ?

Pretty sure that's part of the patch(es) applied for Meltdown & Spectre - I also have it on XS7.2 hosts

@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Currently Reading Outside of Tech:

@warren-stanley said in What Are You Currently Reading Outside of Tech:

@scottalanmiller — worth it!!!

The kids want to read the series again now.

There’s far worse fates!! Might I suggest a short break with Neil Gaiman’s ‘Fortunately, the Milk’?

@scottalanmiller — worth it!!!

Neil Gaiman - Norse Mythology

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