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It has a nice, unified CLI interface, and is known for supporting a wide variety of storage backends (including B2). Restic is currently a popular open-source solution for this niche.

create a snapshot of those changes using copy-on-write.

You can also use the b2 CLI client if you’re so inclined. Create a Backblaze Storage Bucketįirst, create a B2 account and set up a bucket (cloud storage jargon for “folder”) for your backups. I didn’t expect to stay with the Backblaze brand (I thought I had no reason to), but B2 has become something of a sensation in recent years for offering a cloud storage service similar to AWS s3, but at lower cost.

mailx to send me daily backup success messages.

a systemd timer to trigger daily updates, and.Backblaze B2 as the cloud storage service, and.I settled on a solution that requires minimal care and feeding, based on four components: On the bright side, once I got around to setting up one of these “ some assembly required” solutions, my monthly bill for cloud storage was considerably cheaper than it had been before, so there is that. There are a thousand-and-one backup solutions for Linux, but all of them are targeted at sysadmins-nothing as “fire-and-forgettable” as I was used to. So I had to cancel my Backblaze personal backup account and go looking for a Linux-friendly option. Unfortunately, the market for easy-automated-backup-apps seems to be limited to Windows and macOS.

So when I recently built myself a Linux desktop for the first time in a while, I wanted an equally painless backup solution. My wife and I have been longtime users of Backblaze to backup all our personal files on our MacBooks. Who knows.One of the regular email notifications I get from my backup configuration. In fact, it might be better to just get the personal backup option in case there are things that I need to download individually instead of getting a full restore with the B2 Cloud. It would be cheaper for me to get that instead of B2 Cloud Storage after the total size of my stuff exceeds 1TB. The personal backup option doesn’t have a limit to how much data can be uploaded, and you get free downloads. It looks like they have a “personal backup” thing for $5/month ( ), which is the same price as Amazon Drive. Backblaze looks like a pretty good application to use, but I had a question. I used to use Amazon Drive, but now that they banned rclone I’m going to be looking for something different.

I use it to back up photos and other important documents. I’ve got an Ubuntu Server computer running with 3TB of RAID storage.