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Using Amazon S3 to backup your server
This article is a stub. See the links section for ideas found on the net.
Table of Contents
1. Duplicity
TBD
2. Backup scripts
TBD
3. S3FS installation on CentOS 5
S3FS is a FUSE-based file system backed by Amazon S3. It allows to mount a bucket as a local file system read/write and store files/folders natively and transparently.
I maintain a CentOS 5 RPM package of this project and keep slightly modified sources in a forked repository.
Recently the project developers resolved an issue resulting from a FUSE bug and require you to install FUSE 2.8.4+. Since latest CentOS 5.5 has only fuse 1.7.x, I created a custom fuse 1.8.5 package.
Bookmark this post on:
- Visit Duplicity cheat sheet
- Visit Duplicity manual page
- Visit How To: Automated Encrypted Incremental Backups on Amazon S3 with Duplicity (OS X or Ubuntu)
- Visit EncFS
- Visit rdiff-backup
- Visit rsnapshot
- Visit s3fs: FUSE-based file system backed by Amazon S3 (the FuseOverAmazon project)
- Visit Simple Amazon S3 Backup script for Apache & MySQL
- Visit A List of Amazon S3 Backup Tools. (by Jeremy Zawodny)
- Visit Backing up your MySQL database to S3. (by Paul Dowman)
- Visit Duplicity + Amazon S3 = incremental encrypted remote backup. (by Tim McCormack)
- Visit Home Backup Project, part 5. Evaluating Incremental Backup Options. (by Matt Shelton)
- Visit How I automated my backups to Amazon S3 using rsync and s3fs. (by John Eberly)
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