command-line editing on Bash if I work on an EC2 in the same region with the target S3 bucket. This article explains how to set up Deja Dup backup tool to take Linux desktop backups to Amazon S3. If you don't already have Deja Dup installed (it's installed by default on quite a few GNOME Linux distributions), you should be able to find it in the repositories. With Deja Dup installed but closed, it's time to change an option that's only available with Dconf, which unhides the Amazon S3 option from the Deja Dup storage location options. Few features of S3 are provided with a GUI. This can be done using Dconf Editor, by navigating to /org/gnome/deja-dup and changing the backend key to s3. In the same way, you may also use gcs for Google Cloud Storage, openstack for Openstack Swift, and rackspace for Rackspace Cloud Files services. I have personally only tried backing up to Amazon S3 from these services though.
Now launch Deja Dup (it may be shown as "Backups" in your applications menu), and select the folders you want to backup, and those you want to ignore.
Next, click on Storage location on the sidebar, and you'll be able to choose Amazon S3 as the storage location.
0 kommentar(er)
