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title: "How to make daily backups of your HomeLab with Rclone?"
date: 2022-07-19
draft: false
slug: "how-to-make-daily-backups-of-your-homelab"
tags: ["backup", "tools"]
tags: ["backup", "docker", "storage", "tools"]
type: "infrastructure"
---
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> - 1: The final “one” referred to the rule that one copy of the two backups should be taken off-site, so that anything that affected the first copy would not (hopefully) affect it.
> — <cite>[computerweekly.com](computerweekly.com)</cite>
<img src="img/image-1.png"/>
<img src="img/image-1.png" alt="321 backup rule"/>
3-2-1 Backup Rule allows to store data with almost no risk of loss. Today many people agree that this rule does not really make sense with the arrival of the cloud. Indeed, providers such as Google, Amazon, ... have replication systems on several disks, but especially in several locations. All this remains invisible for the user, but these securities are well present.
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This should result in the following:
<img src="img/image-2.png"/>
<img src="img/image-2.png" alt="Script list in Unraid"/>
After waiting one day I check on the drive that the backup has been done:
<img src="img/image-3.png"/>
<img src="img/image-3.png" alt="Save zip in Google Drive"/>
And indeed there is an archive of about 1Gb that has been uploaded in the save_mark1 folder. The system works !
I then let the script run for several days to see if the history system works well. As you can see I have a history of the file for about 30 days. An interesting thing to know is that only the archive consumes space on my drive and not all the versions in the history. This makes it consume ~1Gb with 30 versions of the archive accessible.
<img src="img/image-4.png"/>
<img src="img/image-4.png" alt="Versions list in Google Drive"/>
## Conclusion