Spideroak deduplication password#
That I only need to remember the password and not also have a GPG key to keep I have opted for symmetric encryption (AES) such But when using duplicity I can either use symmetric or asymmetricĮncryption right on my device. The regular service thatīackblaze offers is not encrypted on the devices, so I really would not use I want to show how I did it with duplicity and why I am now back withįor my backup I really want encryption on my device. Paying a few EUR/month for the service, so it was cheaper than SpiderOak. Unlimited data there and is billed proportional to the amount. Rates are really affordable and so I had a look at that. My friend Simon, who had the same problem, discovered that one could also use It took a while before it actually started to upload things.Īnd it seemed to use quite a bit of resources, I guess for encryption and file Their client looks nice to use and I quickly had set it up with I just needed around 150 GB of space, they used to charge 10 USD/monthįor that tier. It works with Linux and has encryption already on my The SpiderOak service was recommended by Edward
Spideroak deduplication software#
For everything else I need somethingĮlse, so I started researching this a couple years ago.īackblaze offers a software client and unlimitedĬloud space for 5 USD/month, but just for Windows and macOS. My PhD thesisĭraft is in a private GitHub repository, so I can just push to that and have aīackup in the Microsoft cloud somewhere. The directory hierarchy had aĭirectory with time as filename and your whole directory tree below that.Īs I only do these backups every couple of weeks, there is a gap of time during Restoring is super easy,Įither use the tool or copy files manually.
Hard links to create snapshots with deduplication. There is no native linux client but the client runs decently under wine and the performance on my slowest machines are acceptable.I routinely do backups on external hard drives using.Note that doesn't provide the same security guarantees as Kopia or SpiderOak, but I am willing to trade that for a sync solution that is fast, quick and affordable. Kopia for backup with de-duplication and client-side encryption.To replace SpiderOak One I am currently using: This is not a great situations when I have devices spread across the city.
Spideroak deduplication update#
Lack of control: One installations will randomly stall on sync or update because _another_ device has gone bad.Once setup the application is bloated, slow, generates massive amounts of local metadata. However in recent years this has not improved and setting up a new device takes days if it ever completes the initial synchronisation. In the beginning it wasn't so bad and one must makes some tradeoffs for the security offered. Lack of speed: since day one (ha!) One has always been slower than competitors like Dropbox.It is evident that One is no longer a priority. All recent updates have been for CrossClave.
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