Aegis.
I like the auto backup feature (encrypted) . Then the backup is synced to computer via Syncthing.
Set and forget setup.
zingo
joined 1 year ago
Ssssnake Plissskin!
"I heard you were dead!"
Politically correct of course.
But from my own experience using Watchtower for over 7 years is that I can count on one hand when it actually broke something. Most of the time it was database related.
But you can put apps on the watchtower ignore list (looking a you Immich!), which clear that out fairly quick.
I read "the new assholes" instead of glassholes.
How improper!
Poor plants, when I spill my coffee all over them.
;)
as VMs have a huge overhead by comparison.
Not at all. The benefits outweighs the slight increased RAM usage by a huge margin.
I have Urbackup running in a dietpi VM. I have it set for 256mb of RAM. That includes the OS and the Urbackup service. It works perfectly fine.
I have an alpine VM that runs 32 docker containers using about 3.5GB of RAM. I wouldn't call that bloat by any means.
I'm running Urbackup in a Dietpi VM, with 256Mb RAM. Works fine.
Urbackup server is running about 70Mb RAM idle.
I could probably go down to 128Mb for the whole VM, but that's is pointless and it might start to struggle during a backup session.
LMS is also pretty damn light as well. Uses about 19 MB of RAM on my system on idle.
That's right.
Fucking epic.
Upgraded yesterday. No problems at all. Just some manual scripts to update the repos to Trixie.
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Well the rest (0.1%) needs good upload speed for their home servers. /s
Companies with lots of traffic certainly needs fast uplinks.
So upload speeds are not irrelevant and needs to accompany downloads speed for the health of the Internet infrastructure, as it trickles down to the households eventually.