Bob La Quey wrote:
Tracy, and anyone else.
What software are you using to do your S3 backups?
There are a few options depending what you want. If you just want to
manually upload a few files the firefox interface mentioned earlier
isn't bad.
s3sync.net is an rsync-workalike for syncing data to S3. It does rsync
type syncing and can get and put individual files. I found it had some
problems with certain kinds of files or filenames or something and I
could not reliably rsync my whole machine up to S3. But for individual
file gets and puts (like if you tar up all of your stuff and then put it
on S3) it works great.
So what I have ended up doing is integrating S3 with my bacula
installation. I have bacula backup to file volumes and I have a python
script using a library which implements the S2 API and it queries the
bacula database, finds out which volumes bacula is done with, uploads
them to S3, and then deletes the files from the local machine. This is
nice because I can do full and incremental backup and bacula keeps track
of where everything is for me.
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