Self Hosted Roundup #34

Happy World Backup Day! As a tribute to this occasion, I have decided to focus this weeks roundup on backup related apps and services.

Happy to see you back for our weekly Self Hosted Roundup where we update you on the latest developments in self-hosted and open source applications. Let's dive in!

Duplicati

Duplicati is a backup tool that allows you to backup your files to multiple cloud storage providers. It supports AES-256 encryption, gzip compression, and incremental backups.

Bacula

Bacula is an enterprise-level backup and recovery tool. It supports various database systems, including MySQL and PostgreSQL, and provides features such as encryption and authentication.

Restic

Restic is a fast and secure backup tool that supports encryption, deduplication, and compression. It can backup to various storage locations, including local disk, remote server, and cloud storage.

BorgBackup

BorgBackup is a deduplicating backup tool that offers compression and encryption. It can backup to various locations and supports remote backups over SSH.

Rclone

Rclone is a command-line tool that can sync files and directories to various remote storage providers. It supports encryption and compression, and it can transfer data across different cloud storage providers or servers.

Kopia

Kopia is an efficient and secure backup tool that uses block-level deduplication and encryption for data protection.

Rsnapshot

Rsnapshot is a filesystem snapshot backup utility that uses hard links for efficient and incremental backups.

Amanda

Amanda is a backup tool that supports both local and remote backups. It can backup data to disk, tape, or cloud storage. Amanda also offers backup scheduling and monitoring features.

BorgBase Promotional Offer

With regard to World Backup Day, The kind folks at BorgBase are giving a 30% off coupon on the initial invoice. Use code WBDX23 at checkout. The code is only available for the first 50 uses, so don't delay!

Dev Debrief #2: An Interview With the Developer of Tube Archivist

We chat with Simon, the creator of the open-source and self-hosted Tube Archivist about his inspiration and journey.

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The applications showcased in this series are not necessarily featured on Noted yet, but they may be reviewed in the future. This bulletin-style series informs you about what's new in Self Hosting and gives you something fun to tinker with over the weekend. If you are interested in knowing more, check out the Self Hosted applications or App Directory for detailed reviews of the applications we have tested and used.

Have a great weekend everyone!