[Bacula-users] Disk backup strategy advice / help
2012-01-04 07:45:10
I have Bacula 5.2.3 up and running and need some advice with the following
I used this tutorial
http://bacula.org/fr/dev-manual/Automated_Disk_Backup.html as a starting
point and it's working well and I have backups appearing as follows...
460M Dec 29 23:19 Full-0001
26.3G Dec 30 23:52 Full-0003
702M Dec 24 23:05 Inc-0001
10.0G Dec 30 01:54 Inc-0002
2.3G Dec 31 00:06 Inc-0004
3.1G Dec 31 00:56 Inc-0005
611M Dec 31 00:56 Inc-0006
Now that the backups seems to be working I need to figure out how to
implement an offsite strategy, I want to use a combination of removable
disks and rsync to do this.
I want to use removable disks to take a backup offsite either
weekly or forthnightly. (Just copy that most recent Full-XXXX file to
the removable disk)
I would like to rsync the daily INC & Weekly Diff backups offsite
if possible (100MB Link).
My plan is that for complete recovery I will use a combination of the
full backup that i will get from the Removable disks and the Rsync'd INC
/ Diff
If I add a new server to be backed up to Bacula midweek it does a full
backup in the INC pool. This might be a big backup and screw-up my Rsync
job.
Does this seem like a good idea and goes anyone know how keep Full
backups out of the INC or DIFF pool
Thanks
Keith
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