RE: Can someone rate my server backup script? 06-12-2016, 08:18 AM
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Sup' Zeus
I'm not pro at server backend stuff, i've dabbled here and there but i'll give a shot at helping you out
What/where are you backing up to? I'd say backup in two places in the least, so that you have a double-failsafe kind of thing
also, i'd probably 'tar (s3cmd sync etc etc) 'everything for the compression -- will probably save up some space. depends what you have on the server though, if it's not that much stuff it probably doesn't matter. But if you store videos/pictures and stuff tar will save you lots of space
i looked up s3cmd and it's the amazon web service command for backup and stuff, and i'm assuming 'sync' syncs you're already downloaded/backed up files.
Overall, however, if you're happy with the script and it backs up what it's supposed to in a safe way, i'd say it's OK.
If it were me, i'd probably add functions to split stuff into weeks. IE: the week of 5/13/2016 is this backup, 5/20/2016 this backup etc. Just for convenience. When I did backups of my websites, I found it helpful to go back and look at last weeks config or something like that.
I'm not pro at server backend stuff, i've dabbled here and there but i'll give a shot at helping you out
What/where are you backing up to? I'd say backup in two places in the least, so that you have a double-failsafe kind of thing
also, i'd probably 'tar (s3cmd sync etc etc) 'everything for the compression -- will probably save up some space. depends what you have on the server though, if it's not that much stuff it probably doesn't matter. But if you store videos/pictures and stuff tar will save you lots of space
i looked up s3cmd and it's the amazon web service command for backup and stuff, and i'm assuming 'sync' syncs you're already downloaded/backed up files.
Overall, however, if you're happy with the script and it backs up what it's supposed to in a safe way, i'd say it's OK.
If it were me, i'd probably add functions to split stuff into weeks. IE: the week of 5/13/2016 is this backup, 5/20/2016 this backup etc. Just for convenience. When I did backups of my websites, I found it helpful to go back and look at last weeks config or something like that.
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