Hi, i've configured a bacula system in my local network. I need to do the
backup locally for a fast backup and a fast retore, but i also need a remote
backup for safety reason.
I'm think of doing a remote copy of the volume that bacula creates. The
problem is that the volume is very large, about 118 Gb at the moment. And i
need to copy the data in a secure way (btw the data is already encrypted
with bacula PKI function). I don't think that i can do any type of
incremental backup with this volume, because it's one big file that changes
every day.
My idea is to use bacula with a specific job that use a different storage.
This storage is a mount point for the remote computer filesystem. I can
introduce here some sort of protection with a vpn or other solution, i also
thik of using bacula tls capabilities but then i'm forced to use tls in the
local network, and this is not necessary.
I've two option:
1. Do a backup of the volume (the volume contains the backup that bacula do
every day)
2. Re-do every backup that bacula already did, but this time in the remote
location (i think this is not a good idea)
At this point I don't know if i can do this with bacula ... any other ideas?
I'm using bacula 2.4.4 with ssl support and i've an ADSL line with
20Mbits/sec down and 512 Kbits/sec up. On the remote end there is a computer
with similar internet connection.
Regards,
Marco Zancanaro
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