if you run a flagship instance for your product, you would think you would have offsite backups in at least two separate places, not one from fucking April
poast has a constant rolling backup of its data via rsync, does a full dump once a day and a cold storage dump at the end of each week, stored 2x in two separate datacenters and we havent been around that long.
how do you fuck up this bad
poast has a constant rolling backup of its data via rsync, does a full dump once a day and a cold storage dump at the end of each week, stored 2x in two separate datacenters and we havent been around that long.
how do you fuck up this bad
@matrix bro dump it to something like backblaze b2 its literally 5$/mo. wasabi is 5$ per TB
@graf Wasabi is expensive because you pay for deleted files.
Backblaze might be a good idea though.
@matrix 128GB with 5TB bandwidth, 30$/year (or 3.50/mo) via letbox my.letbox.com/cart.php?a=confproduct&i=0
there's all kinds of storage VPS providers you could use too. all else fails a usb storage drive at home once a week isnt that bad, especially if you run a home server already
there's all kinds of storage VPS providers you could use too. all else fails a usb storage drive at home once a week isnt that bad, especially if you run a home server already
@graf I have everything ,except PeerTube and Synapse (that's with Hetzner), with Frantech.
I have a Raspberry Pi with a dead SD card, so getting a new card for it plus a drive might be a good idea for home backup.
Those storage boxes look great for DB backup too. Currently my DB dumps take up about 35GB.
@matrix yeah man we are constantly on the hunt for deals in the matrix so ill fire off links to you as we find them
@graf Appreciate it
