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What's your backup strategy?
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Can relate to the approach. Keeping host barebones and everything dockerized + data volumes hosted separately will ease maintanance. For rapid redeployment a custom script will set up firewall/fail2ban/SSH/smartCTL/crontab/docker/docker-compose and finally load from another instance backups of all docker images. Complete setup from scratch takes 10-15 minutes. Tried Ansible but ended up custom scripting.
All my data is stored offsite twice a year. Data from high value is stored on a SSD as data volume and 2 other SSD’s as encrypted TAR + AWS S3. Rotation daily/weekly.