Re: [Bacula-users] Recommendation for NAS Appliance that Supports Bacula Community

2020-05-31 Thread Jose Alberto
Hi.

I use Synology,  10TB  mount with iscsi (open-iscsi), and for emulated
Tape-Library,   i used  mhvtl.  https://www.mhvtl.com/

I have also configured NAS servers using iscsi. You only need: tgt and know
lvm well. (aptitude install tgt  and  lvm)

Regards.


On Wed, May 27, 2020 at 2:38 AM Andrea Venturoli  wrote:

> On 2020-05-26 19:10, J W wrote:
>
> > I want to run Bacula Director on the NAS rather than mounting the NAS
> > storage on the server and running Director on the server so that if
> > something goes wrong and overwrites everything on the server then it
> > does not overwrite the NAS as well.
> >
> > Any suggestions? I have been looking at FREENAS, Synology, Qnap , and
> > ReadyNAS so far.
>
> Not exactly what you are asking, but...
> I've never run the Director on a NAS; I've been running the Storage
> Daemon on Zyxels and QNAPs.
> The latter are overall better (which is normal, given they cost more).
> I've never had many troubles, anyway.
>
> Just my 2c.
>
>   bye
> av.
>
>
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Re: [Bacula-users] Recommendation for NAS Appliance that Supports Bacula Community

2020-05-27 Thread Andrea Venturoli

On 2020-05-26 19:10, J W wrote:

I want to run Bacula Director on the NAS rather than mounting the NAS 
storage on the server and running Director on the server so that if 
something goes wrong and overwrites everything on the server then it 
does not overwrite the NAS as well.


Any suggestions? I have been looking at FREENAS, Synology, Qnap , and 
ReadyNAS so far.


Not exactly what you are asking, but...
I've never run the Director on a NAS; I've been running the Storage 
Daemon on Zyxels and QNAPs.

The latter are overall better (which is normal, given they cost more).
I've never had many troubles, anyway.

Just my 2c.

 bye
av.


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[Bacula-users] Recommendation for NAS Appliance that Supports Bacula Community

2020-05-26 Thread J W
I am looking for a NAS appliance that supports Bacula Community.

Use case is to back up a single server with 16 - 20 TB of storage. The
server has not been purchased yet. It will start out empty but could grow
to completely full over years.

Idea is to keep backups for about six months.

I want to run Bacula Director on the NAS rather than mounting the NAS
storage on the server and running Director on the server so that if
something goes wrong and overwrites everything on the server then it does
not overwrite the NAS as well.

Any suggestions? I have been looking at FREENAS, Synology, Qnap , and
ReadyNAS so far.

I already have a system that I set up to back up a server with 8 TB of
space. I made it from an old Xeon workstation. I put 4 x 16 tb drives in it
set up as a ZFS mirrored pool with Centos 7 to give ~ 30 TB of space and
running Bacula 9.44. I do one full backup/month. It gives about 4 months
worth of backups.

I do not want to do a larger version of this because this backup system
will be installed across the country so it needs to be a little more
turnkey so the people there can set it up. After that then I can manage it
remotely.
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