Cloudron+ZFS?
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Just reading up on restic and encryption, etc and may just skip the rclone part as I am looking to either go to Wasabi or Hetzner Storagebox.
However, I kinda like the crypt part and am looking for any comparisons between rclone/crypt with restic and restic w/ encryption in terms of time it takes to backup and any drawbacks.
@3246 said in Cloudron+ZFS?:
Just reading up on restic and encryption, etc and may just skip the rclone part as I am looking to either go to Wasabi or Hetzner Storagebox.
However, I kinda like the crypt part and am looking for any comparisons between rclone/crypt with restic and restic w/ encryption in terms of time it takes to backup and any drawbacks.
Just to be clear: The encryption (as well as deduplication, the repository, data integrity checks, etc.) is completely handled by restic. rclone is just the "transporter tool" that copies data to providers that the restic does not handle (restic out-of-the-box currently handles SFTP, REST-Server, Minio, Wasabi, etc. see https://restic.readthedocs.io/en/stable/030_preparing_a_new_repo.html).
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@3246 said in Cloudron+ZFS?:
Just reading up on restic and encryption, etc and may just skip the rclone part as I am looking to either go to Wasabi or Hetzner Storagebox.
However, I kinda like the crypt part and am looking for any comparisons between rclone/crypt with restic and restic w/ encryption in terms of time it takes to backup and any drawbacks.
Just to be clear: The encryption (as well as deduplication, the repository, data integrity checks, etc.) is completely handled by restic. rclone is just the "transporter tool" that copies data to providers that the restic does not handle (restic out-of-the-box currently handles SFTP, REST-Server, Minio, Wasabi, etc. see https://restic.readthedocs.io/en/stable/030_preparing_a_new_repo.html).
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@necrevistonnezr thank you. Is the encryption always part of restic or optional? It looks like it's baked-in the way repos are build, right?
@3246 Yes. There is discussions about it (see https://github.com/restic/restic/issues/1018) but that's actually on of the features of restic: It's encryption done right.
And being able to mount the repositories and directly access them is just fantastic. -
@3246 Yes. There is discussions about it (see https://github.com/restic/restic/issues/1018) but that's actually on of the features of restic: It's encryption done right.
And being able to mount the repositories and directly access them is just fantastic.@necrevistonnezr very interesting. Thank you for sharing that link too. I'll give it a try without the rclone step soon
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I cribbed off the scripts kindly provided by @necrevistonnezr and am using restic straight to a Hetzner Storagebox.
The first upload is running:
[23:53] 0.59% 427 files 4.571 GiB, total 1344856 files 772.976 GiB, 0 errors ETA 66:59:14Not quite sure where the 772GB are coming from as the directory is much smaller?
390G /mnt/local_backups/rsync/2022-05-03-130134-941 1.4G /mnt/local_backups/rsync/snapshot -
All these posts about backing up locally and then to somewhere else are really useful, but a bit hidden away in this thread about something pretty tenuously related.
Methinks @staff should move some of them into a new thread of their own
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I cribbed off the scripts kindly provided by @necrevistonnezr and am using restic straight to a Hetzner Storagebox.
The first upload is running:
[23:53] 0.59% 427 files 4.571 GiB, total 1344856 files 772.976 GiB, 0 errors ETA 66:59:14Not quite sure where the 772GB are coming from as the directory is much smaller?
390G /mnt/local_backups/rsync/2022-05-03-130134-941 1.4G /mnt/local_backups/rsync/snapshot@3246 Are you backing up
/snapshot/or the parent directory?
/snapshot/is sufficient for a daily backup as it holds the current status of all files - versioning etc. is done by restic.
Also, how did you calculate these dirsizes?
