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title: "How to make daily backups of your HomeLab?"
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", "homelab"]
tags: ["backup", "homelab", "tools"]
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You have your local homelab in which you store all your data. You have set up security measures to avoid data loss: parity disk, hot spare, cold spare, RAID, ... But in the event that your server burns down, a power surge fries your server and the data it contains, ... are you ready?
In this article we will talk about the 3-2-1 Backup Rule. But what is it?
## What's the 3-2-1 Backup Rule ?
> The term 3-2-1 was coined by US photographer Peter Krogh while writing a book about digital asset management in the early noughties.
> - 3: The rule said there should be three copies of data. One is the original or production copy, then there should be two more copies, making three.