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Cloudatcost: 35$ one-time virtual servers
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#34$ wget -O /dev/null http://cachefly.cachefly.net/100mb.test $ dd if=/dev/zero of=test bs=64k count=16k conv=fdatasync
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Honest question here. How do you use backups on DO? I use salt stack to manage state on all my servers. The only server I care about would be the server that manages salt... but creating a one-time image of the OS and saving all the salt files in a git repo is enough of a backup for me. As for databases, I have a script that runs and stores them on S3.
Basically the DO backups are for machines that can tolerate 24/hrs data loss-- which to be honest is the vast majority of things. Would I run critical stuff this way? No. My personal websites/blogs and jerkoff clients? Yes. What do you want for $1/month for a backup? For things I'm a bit more paranoid about I do postgres/mysql backups at regular intervals, and rsync any data directories to another server. To me the a…
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#37Earlier quoted context omitted.
Basically the DO backups are for machines that can tolerate 24/hrs data loss-- which to be honest is the vast majority of things. Would I run critical stuff this way? No. My personal websites/blogs and jerkoff clients? Yes. What do you want for $1/month for a backup? For things I'm a bit more paranoid about I do postgres/mysql backups at regular intervals, and rsync any data directories to another server. To me the a…
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