Note - If you are using other Linux OS apart from Ubuntu/Debian, we need to only make changes to above-mentioned command depending on the package and package manager used to install the package, rest of the tutorial should be same. So if you want to test out PRO version before you purchase it, you will need this code, copy and keep it safe as it will be needed later.Īfter download has been completed, open terminal and install the package with the following command. Now download will start and we will be redirected to the next page, here you will be shown a code for a 15 day trial of PRO version. Pre-Requisitesġ- Linux system, we will be using the Ubuntu operating system for this tutorial, 2- AWS S3 bucket with its Access key ID & AWS secret Access key. In this tutorial, we are going to discuss how we can use CloudBerry Backup to backup data from Linux system to Amazon S3. Also, we can manage backup of data volumes of up to 5 TB opposed to 200 GB limit of Freeware version. PRO version - Apart from the features available mentioned with Freeware version, with PRO version we also get 256-bit AES encryption & compression. With Freeware version, we can manage data volumes up to 200 GB. There are two versions available for us to use:įreeware version - Available for personal use & comes with most features available in PRO version like flexible scheduler, retention policies, schedules backups, incremental backups, block level backups, email notifications, local backup, network location backups, symlinks support, CLI & Web interfaces. As for restoration, we can restore data on the same or different machine, we can schedule the restore operation at any time we want, we can select the point in time to restore and CloudBerry Backup can also restore the symbolic links of our Linux systems.

we can use it to backup modified files & we can also backup network locations like NAS, mapped drives etc with it.

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