A new kind of smart backup/restore system, powered by Amazon S3

[dxiri343 at gmail.com]

I read the link and noticed you need an invite to be able to login and use  
the backup system.

Can I get one? I play on using this to backup a File Server and a Proxy.

cheers

El 09/09/2010 08:29, Liraz Siri <liraz at turnkeylinux.org> escribió:
> Big news everybody!



> Yesterday we finally unveiled an open source innovation we've been

> working on under the radar for the last year now. TKLBAM (TurnKey Backup

> and Migration) is a new kind of smart, fully automated, system-level

> backup and restore facility powered by Amazon S3.



> http://www.turnkeylinux.org/blog/announcing-tklbam



> Fully automating the backup and restore process makes it practical for

> the first time to easily test backups "in the cloud", and migrate full

> systems (eg, servers) anywhere in minutes regardless of the underlying

> hardware or location. That's not hyperbole BTW, and we have a screencast

> to prove it (or you can just try it).



> Example usage scenarios:



> * migrate a local deployment to a cloud server

> * migrate a cloud server to any other cloud server (or VPS)

> * migrate a virtual machine to bare metal

> * migrate from an Ubuntu Hardy based appliance to a new installation

> based on Ubuntu Lucid

> * migrate from Debian to Ubuntu

> * migrate from from 32-bit to 64-bit



> In a nutshell, we designed this as our ideal backup system. Imagine a

> fully automated backup and restore system with no pain. That you don't

> need to configure. That just magically knows what to backup and, just as

> importantly, what not to backup, to create super efficient, encrypted

> backups of changes to files, databases, package management state, even

> users and groups.



> TKLBAM is licensed under the GPL3.



> Cheers,

> Liraz Siri

> Cell: +972-54-2013512



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