There are 5 repositories under rsync-backup topic.
Rsync-based OSX-like time machine for Linux, MacOS and BSD for atomic and resumable local and remote backups
Butterfly Backup is a simple command line wrapper of rsync for complex task, written in python.
SSH and rsync for reMarkable tablets
Automatically create and backup HA snapshots using SCP
Automatic backups your web projects bases (MySQL/MariaDB) and files via WebDAV, Amazon S3 and SSH (rsync).
snapshot backups using hardlinks+rsync. It uses rsync to take snapshots of local and remote filesystems for any number of machines, and then rotates the snapshots according to your rsnapshot.conf
:shell: Unix Shell Scripts
LinuxCommands es un repositorio creado para servir como guía y apoyo a usuarios o administradores de servicios Linux
Basic Backup - Package for Synology NAS
Auto back up images from a raspberry pi to a removable storage device automatically from an SD card.
Various Scripts w/Discord Embeds for my Homelab
A Laravel rsync backup server package
Backup scripts in shell to backup a web directory with rsync, scp, git and snapshots. Tested on OpenBSD 6.6
Useful, tiny bash and python scripts are being collected here.
Automate migrating your Server Infrastructure from on-prem or cloud to another cloud
Vollautomatisierung verschlüsselter inkrementeller Backups
incremental backup using rsync; contains utilities to manage backups.
A rsync backup script to be ran scheduled by cron
Automatic backup from everything in Linux include MySQL + configs + files and transfer them to another server + s3 storage
A wrapper script for rsync with source und destination accessibility checks, advanced logging and backup support.
Minimal Alpine Linux Docker image with rsync backup capability
A simple bash script for backing up data using rsync
Automatic centralised backups for multiple hosts using rdiff-backup and cron
A concise and straightforward guide on how to up your servers to your local Ubuntu terminal, using the rsync command, which is a powerful tool for syncing files between a local and remote location.