[PVE-User] Backula proxmox backup

[Fabrizio Cuseo]

Hello.
Someone tested bacula enterprise backup for proxmox ? And someone knows the pricing level ?

https://www.baculasystems.com/corporate-data-backup-software-solutions/bacula-enterprise-data-backup-tools/backup-and-recovery-for-proxmox


Regards, Fabrizio Cuseo

[Mark Schouten]

Hi,

Post by Fabrizio Cuseo
Someone tested bacula enterprise backup for proxmox ? And someone
knows the pricing level ? 
https://www.baculasystems.com/corporate-data-backup-software-solution
s/bacula-enterprise-data-backup-tools/backup-and-recovery-for-proxmox

I don't know it. But please share your experiences, as we might be
interested as well. :)

[Dmitry Petuhov]

Looks like generic PVE backup (vzdump), ran by bacula's scheduler
instead of PVE's crontab with image taken by bacula instead of being
laid on some PVE's storage.

Post by Fabrizio Cuseo
Hello.
Someone tested bacula enterprise backup for proxmox ? And someone knows the pricing level ?
https://www.baculasystems.com/corporate-data-backup-software-solutions/bacula-enterprise-data-backup-tools/backup-and-recovery-for-proxmox
Regards, Fabrizio Cuseo

[Mark Schouten]

Looks like generic PVE backup (vzdump), ran by bacula's scheduler 
instead of PVE's crontab with image taken by bacula instead of being 
laid on some PVE's storage.

Yes, that's what I thought. But if they have an interface in which you
can 'mount' the vzdump-image and extract files from it, that would be a
nice feature.

[Dmitry Petuhov]

I don't think so, because it restores .vma dumps. You (neither they)
cannot mount .vma image directly, you need to restore it to raw disk
image[s] first. Bacula don't seem to do it inside itself.

For LXC it may be possible, but I doubt they have such interface.

But you better ask it on Bacula Systems.
https://www.baculasystems.com/contactus

Post by Mark Schouten

Post by Dmitry Petuhov
Looks like generic PVE backup (vzdump), ran by bacula's scheduler
instead of PVE's crontab with image taken by bacula instead of being
laid on some PVE's storage.

Yes, that's what I thought. But if they have an interface in which you
can 'mount' the vzdump-image and extract files from it, that would be a
nice feature.
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