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This Laravel package creates a backup of your application. The backup is a zipfile that contains all files in the directories you specify along with a dump of your database. The backup can be stored on any of the filesystems you have configured. The package can also notify you via Mail, Slack or any notification provider when something goes wrong with your backups. Feeling paranoid about backups? Don't be! You can backup your application to multiple filesystems at once. Once installed, making a backup of your files and databases is very easy. In addition to making the backup, the package can also clean up old backups, monitor the health of the backups, and show an overview of all backups. ...

...Once generated, partitions are either printed as file lists to stdout (default) or to files. Those lists can then be used by third party programs. Fpart also includes a live mode, which allows it to crawl very large filesystems and produce partitions in live. Hooks are available to act on those partitions (e.g. immediatly start a transfer using rsync(1)) without having to wait for the filesystem traversal job to be finished. Used this way, fpart can be seen as a powerful data migration tool.

...A virtual machine specifically designed for the development of the package will be built and launched for you. Backup to / restore from any configured filesystem. Configure your filesystems. Configure your databases.

LiveBackup is a framework to create bootable live-images out of Linux root-filesystems. Various technologies are supported, i.e. squashfs, unionfs, aufs, network-boot.. It's main intention is to save an individual configured linux-distribution as LiveCD

scdbackup is a simplified CD/DVD backup program for Linux. It can back up large amounts of data on one or more media, with no special tools needed for reading the backup. It supports ISO9660 filesystems and afio archives.

Backup to filesystems or CD R/Ws as a “Jukebox”-like device with Legato NetWorker. The purpose is to use a Jukebox of for instance 10 R/W CD Records instead of a StorageTek SILO, which might be a bitter cheaper for the common user.

cdbkup performs full or incremental backups of local or remote filesystems onto CD-R(W)s. Results are stored as tarballs on single- or multi-session ISO CDs. It works either interactively for multi-CD backups, or non-interactively for single-CD backups.

The goal is to provide a set of customizable shell scripts to achieve massive backups on tape from multiples filesystems, while keep tapes as full as possible.