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Comment #23692230
Backup as in backing up one perkeep instance to another is the "pk sync" command ( https://github.com/perkeep/perkeep/blob/master/cmd/pk/sync.g... ). You give it the addresses of s…
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Comment #23692077
Deduplication is naturally handled by content-addressable property of this object store: the address of each object is its cryptographic hash, SHA224 in Perkeep. So if you try to p…
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Comment #23691139
Reading the docs, snapshotting/versioning doesn't strike me as a major feature of perkeep. It's more important and appropriate in the domain of backup software (e.g. restic/attic/b…
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Comment #23690070
I'm more of a backend person myself, and perkeep disappoints on that side too. See my other comment about how much time it took to ingest just one .iso. I don't think this system w…
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Comment #23689587
About $30k - https://opencollective.com/perkeep/expenses - which is more than most OSS projects would ever see in their lifetime, so it's not such a good excuse for lacking documen…
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Comment #23689426
For the most part, it's just an object storage (think Amazon S3). Content addressable (think Git): you put an object (file bytes) in, and you can get it out by its hash, that's it.…
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Comment #23689201
Very immature, just have a look at its extensive absent documentation. The best bit that describes the state of things: "If you're a programmer or fairly technical, you can probabl…
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Comment #23688307
I tried perkeep a while ago. While the ideas are cool, the implementation is meh: I added a single 2.7G ubuntu iso - it took 5 minutes to ingest it (on a tmpfs!), and turned it int…