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Re: OS Level Backup Solution
From: Jeffrey Walton <noloader () gmail com>
Date: Wed, 19 Dec 2012 06:25:02 -0500
On Wed, Dec 19, 2012 at 12:38 AM, Amit Bhardwaj <meet.d.difference.amit23 () gmail com> wrote:
Hello All, We are using Linux, Mac, Solaris and Windows in our network and OS Lab. Please suggest me a software/product(that also includes hardware) to take OS level backup of all the above mentioned OS. I am open for freeware as well as propreitory solution. I require following things to be automated: a) Incremental/complete backup of OS and its content. I believe it should be an image based just like Xenserver but i cant install xenserver as bare metal here cause these servers are important and running in production environment. b) Automated backup and alert after backup completion or any problem while taking backup c) Easy to use GUI and very quick configuration fields. d) Restoring should also be equally easy. I have checked internet and have found Bacula as possible solution but i am not sure if it takes OS level backup as i have mentioned above or not.
Backup Exec? The reporting server was written in Java, so it was a debug-everywhere application. Other than Java compatibility problems on utility servers, Backup Exec was fairly trouble free. Do you plan on using tapes (perhaps LTOs) or a disk based SAN? Faulty/tired/worn out tapes used to cause most of problems we saw in the field. For completeness, I have not used Backup Exec since the 8.0/9.0/10.0/11.0 days. 1|2|3 TB SANs were still expensive back then, so we used tapes where folks now turn to SANs. The data center had 1000 or 1500 servers or so. A lot has likely changed. Jeff
On Mon, Dec 10, 2012 at 9:59 AM, Amit Bhardwaj <meet.d.difference.amit23 () gmail com> wrote:Hello All, We are using Linux, Mac, Solaris and Windows in our network and OS Lab. Please suggest me a software/product(that also includes hardware) to take OS level backup of all the above mentioned OS. I am open for freeware as well as propreitory solution. I require following things to be automated: a) Incremental/complete backup of OS and its content. I believe it should be an image based just like Xenserver but i cant install xenserver as bare metal here cause these servers are important and running in production environment. b) Automated backup and alert after backup completion or any problem while taking backup c) Easy to use GUI and very quick configuration fields. d) Restoring should also be equally easy. I have checked internet and have found Bacula as possible solution but i am not sure if it takes OS level backup as i have mentioned above or not. Seeking your help and advise.
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- Re: OS Level Backup Solution Matthew Caron (Dec 19)
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- RE: OS Level Backup Solution Joseph Laico (Dec 20)
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