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Zerobyte brings scheduling, management, and monitoring of encrypted Restic backups into a web interface. It supports NFS, SMB, WebDAV, and SFTP sources as well as local directories, with destinations including S3, GCS, Azure, and rclone.
The Docker Compose setup can be pared down when backing up only already-mounted directories: removing SYS_ADMIN and the FUSE device reduces the container’s granted capabilities, but prevents direct mounting of remote shares.
nicotsx
Databasement brings scheduling, backup, and restore workflows together for databases including MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, SQLite, and Redis. Its web interface supports destinations such as S3, SFTP, Samba, and local storage, with SSH tunnels for remote environments.
David-Crty
Rclone syncs files with many storage backends, from Google Drive and Dropbox to S3, Azure, and Google Cloud Storage. Its command-line interface can automate transfers and backups across providers.
Nick Craig-Wood
The documentation compares VolSync replication and backup methods, including Rclone, Restic, Rsync and Syncthing. It maps them to scenarios such as disaster recovery and multi-site synchronization.
