
It also gives you some idea how it's used. It can also introduce you to duplicati in video form by youtubers who narrate what duplicati is so you can check/understand better whether duplicati is useful for you or not before you bother trying to set this up. Not part of this guide, but some interesting videos where i got the idea to use duplicati to backup my docker apps. so make the adjustment for that accordingly. But for actual use, you should point your backup destination to another separate device (external usb, another nas, or cloud). the only reason why i set my destination on the same nas device itself was only to test. so don't backup to same device and call it a day. *remember, a backup only counts as a backup if you store it on a SEPARATE storage device. See it works with the settings, BEFORE you use it for production I take no responsibility if you lose data because u did not test your settings first. Multiple storage backends: S3, Backblaze B2, Hubic, Dropbox, SFTP. It uses duplicacy under the hood, and therefore supports. I tested both backing up, and recovery for contents of a share within the NAS where this docker is hosted. Duplicacy Autobackup is a Docker image to easily perform automated backups. You can modify the timezone using this as reference i can confirm this one works as a root user
#Duplicacy docker trial#
This is the docker compose i did after editing through trial and error. With just a few clicks, you can effortlessly set up backup, copy, check, and prune jobs that will reliably protect your data while making the most efficient use of your storage space. So it's easier to setup compared the the later i found. Duplicacy comes with a newly designed web-based GUI that is not only artistically appealing but also functionally powerful. The reason i used the duplicati/duplicati over linuxserver/duplicati, is because the later does not by default run as root user. You can use create app and use the same docker compose with container station if you prefer, but i only tested this using portainer.

This guide installed duplicati docker using docker compose with portainer. just make sure to save that password somewhere safe or you cannot recover your data if you lose it)


#Duplicacy docker generator#
It even has a nifty inbuilt password generator so u don't have to rack ur brain to make something up. So use a strong password or it's pointless. backing up the docker appsĪnd what's nice about it is, it has encryption (pro tip: the encryption is only as good as the password. It works with:Īmazon S3, OneDrive, Google Drive, Rackspace Cloud Files, HubiC, Backblaze (B2), Amazon Cloud Drive (AmzCD), Swift / OpenStack, WebDAV, SSH (SFTP), FTP, and more!īasically you can use this to setup a backup and recovery. Duplicati is a free, open source, backup client that securely stores encrypted, incremental, compressed backups on cloud storage services and remote file servers.
