On Thu, Jul 02, 2009 at 02:43:57PM -0400, Rob Cherry spake thusly: > and rsync to it as discussed. Amazon S3 is another option, although I would > be on my own in terms of working out a good way to make it encrypted, > mountable and rsyncable.
I currently use s3sync Amazon S3 and have been using it for almost three years. It works great. But I am looking at duplicity: http://duplicity.nongnu.org/ because it can do GPG encryption and because it can store deltas instead of just overwriting the file on the storage like s3sync does. I also wrote some Bacula/S3 integration a couple years ago which I heard is being integated into the Ubuntu Bacula package but I don't really use Bacula to S3 anymore just because I found s3sync more convenient, especially because uploading the largish Bacula disk volumes was so slow (no fault of Bacula). It is great peace of mind to know that I have unlimited storage off-site and won't have to worry about tapes filling up and needing manual changing holding up the backup etc. -- Tracy Reed http://tracyreed.org
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