Hubic could be another offsite option, using Duplicacy with Hubic as secondary storage (using ‘copy’ again), though I’d use a Linux VM in that case. The reason the backup VM is windows is because BackBlaze doesn’t support a Linux client for the ‘Personal’ plan. I’m inclined to use Backblaze (‘personal’ not B2) because it’s an affordable flat-rate and unlimited, like Crashplan. Since much of the data being backed up are from other VMs on the same host, it makes more sense to do it that way round, for performance sake (assumed, not tested yet).ī) make an offsite copy somewhere. SharePoint, AWS, Azure, GCP, Alibaba, Backblaze, Cloudflare, DigitalOcean, IBM, IDrive, Wasabi, Cloudian, MinIO, Tencent, NCP, NHN, WebDAV, SFTP, FTP. Having another copy on the NAS means it’ll be protected from drive failure via RAID-6. The motivation for this is that the VM has a single physical 8TB drive dedicated to Duplicacy sftp storage, so there’s a single point of failure. I have a Synology NAS and intend to use Duplicacy’s ‘copy’ command to make a copy of the default ‘storage’ on the VM to the NAS (local folder on the VM -> sftp storage on the NAS). Other physical machines are backing up to it over the local network.Ī) make a second copy of the ‘storage’ on different hardware/drives.

Several other VMs on the same host are backing up to it. So far, I’ve set up a Windows virtual machine to act as a central ‘backup’ server. I’d like to ask your advice about whether the approach I’ve outlined below makes sense, or whether there’s ‘a better way’.

Migration from cPanel to Plesk error: Unable to create FTP account: You specified incorrect username john.doe_example.Since Crashplan is abandoning the home market, I’ve been looking for a good alternative.Local copy is not deleted after Plesk backup upload to remote FTP server: Unable to get attributes of the file.

How to migrate domain web / mail / database?.Unable to save remote backup FTP server settings: Error: Unable to access to the storage: Transport error: unable to list directory: Curl error: (9) No such file or directory.Unable to start the migration: Make sure that the the built-in administrator account login and password for the target host are correct.Does Plesk have an integration with R1Soft?.

Backups to Dropbox fail Plesk Obsidian update to 18.0.52: Unable to create the remote backup: (1): expected value.

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