Hello Rocky, > 1. Is it fine to configure the S3 bucket as storage in AWS cloud or is it > better to take the backup on local EBS or EFS volumes on bacula master node?
S3 buckets are completly supported and have decent performance. > I have mounted the s3 bucket bucket locally on the master and tried to save > the backup files directly on the s3 mount directory. I am getting the errors > while executing the backup job. Can anyone please guide me to resolve it. Using libfuse or any mounting technique provides much less performance and reliability due to the extra layers. The Bacula S3 Plugin, available in both Community and Enterprise versions, is a superior solution on those aspects: IMHO https://www.bacula.lat/enterprise-bacula-s3-swift-ceph-and-cloud-storage-driver-quick-guide/?lang=en > 2. Currently we are using 3 different cloud environments AWS, OVH & GCP. So, > We are looking for a centralized backup system. > a) Is it possible to configure the Bacula master on AWS cloud and install the > client on existing nodes on AWS and also on nodes on OVH and GCP cloud ? Yes, of course. As long as you have any form of TCP connection with the Bacula ports (9102 and 9103). You don't even need to use a VPN since Bacula connections are automatically encrypted since v. 10/11 via PSK. > b) Is it possible to configure the storage device daemon on respective clouds > So, that backup can be local on respective environments . Yes. A single Director can handle virtually an infinite number of Storage Daemons. Rgds. MSc Heitor Faria (Miami/USA) Bacula LATAM CIO mobile1: + 1 909 655-8971 mobile2: + 55 61 98268-4220 bacula.lat | bacula.com.br
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