Backup Strategies for Linux

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In this episode of the CyberGizmo we explore using the standard tar command to make incremental backups and show you how to encrypt the archive before moving it
GNU Tar for Incremental backups : www.gnu.org/software/tar/manu...
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22 июл 2024

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@Thomas.Saunders Год назад

The Internet provides companies so much more flexibilities in 2022 than were available at the turn of the century. As recently as 2008, I used to have to drive tape backups to a safety deposit box at a local bank every day and bring back the oldest tape from there. We were a fairly small company, but did do a few million dollars of business a year. And the system worked for us.

@prm66 4 года назад

Thank you, i really learned alot. Now on to the rsync vid!

@danielkrajnik3817 Год назад

What a great content this channel is :) as a newcomer to unix world its so useful

@williams.torrence2348 4 года назад

thanks, very underrated channel

@CyberGizmo 4 года назад

Thanks William appreciate the kind comment

@marcello4258 Год назад

I don’t see any checksum in the meta data file. When performing a backup you want to be sure, that your files keep integrity. A check if the checksums are matching would be great. Thoughts?

@dienadel30 4 года назад

What is a tarball

@CyberGizmo 4 года назад

the out of a tar create has had many names one is dump, one is tar ball and the other tar archive

@dienadel30 4 года назад

rsync but cloud private or public.

@CyberGizmo 4 года назад

rysnc can be used for both as long as the public cloud provider supports it. Will cover that more in the next video

@AlexKraasch 5 месяцев назад

Encrypting backups doesn't save us from malicious encryption by a threat actors. They don't know what they encrypted, but we cannot access our data anymore.