On Sat, May 12, 2012 at 9:17 AM, Andreas Piening
<andreas.pien...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I want a backup that gives me the opportunity to get the server back and
> running within a few minutes + download time of the image + restore time from
> partimage.
> It is ok to loose the files created since the backup-run last night, I see
> this more as a "live insurance". The documents are already backed up with
> daily and weekly backup-sets via backuppc.
If you need close to real-time recovery, you need to have some sort of
live clustering with failover. Just copying the images around will
take hours. For the less critical things, I normally keep a 'base'
image of the system type which can be a file for a VM, or a clonezilla
image for hardware that can be used as a starting point but I don't
update those very often. Backuppc just backs up the live files
normally for everything so for the small (and more common) problems
you can grab individual files easily and for a disaster you would
start with the nearest image master and do a full restore on top of
it, more or less the same as with hardware.
--
Les Mikesell
lesmikes...@gmail.com
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