List of backup software

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This is a list of backup software, software which performs data backups, and providers of managed backup services.

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[edit] Free software

Programs listed here have a Free Software compatible or Open Source license. Freeware is proprietary.

[edit] For large networks of systems

  • AMANDA BSD - Popular network based backup software.
  • BackupPC GPL - Network based backup software with some cutting edge features like de-duplication and HTML reports.
  • Bacula GPL - a set of computer programs that permit you (or the system administrator) to manage backup, recovery, and verification of computer data across a network of computers of different kinds.
  • DIBS BSD - Backing up data by exchanging it with peers on the Internet.

[edit] For small networks of systems

  • backupninja GPL - A meta-backup system.
  • dump - The classic UNIX filesystem dumper.
  • rdiff-backup GPL - Uses rsync library to implement a Mirror + Reverse Incrementals style repository.

[edit] For single systems

  • Cobian Backup MPL - supports FTP, compression, encryption, incremental/differential backup
  • Enhanced windows backup - enhances Windows built-in backup software NTBackup to add up to date features

[edit] Uncategorized

  • Areca Backup GPL - Java based backup software that does encryption and transactions.
  • DAR GPL - Disk Archiver. Makes archives of directories and files that can be encrypted and spread across multiple removable media.
  • duplicity GPL - Makes remote encrypted backups using rsync and gnupg.
  • rsback Artistic - Uses rsync to make rotating backups with hard links.
  • rsnapshot GPL - Uses rsync and perl to make rotating backups with hardlinks
  • rsync GPL - Powerful tool for maintaining mirrors and much more.
  • SystemImager GPL - Imaging/cloning tool for Linux.
  • tar - The classic UNIX file aggregator.
  • Zmanda Recovery Manager GPL - perl utility for MySQL databases.

[edit] Proprietary Software

[edit] For large networks of systems

[edit] For small networks of systems

[edit] For single systems

[edit] Managed backup service providers

Managed backup services are offered by the following companies and individuals. It is important to think about whether managing backups is better handled internally or by an external person or organization. There are advantages and disadvantages to both options.

  • Ahsay OBS Offsite Backup Server/ OBM Online Backup Manager
  • BackupRight - Safe and Reliable Online Backup
  • Backup Systems P/L - Business data backup specialists in Australia and S.E. Asia
  • BitLeap
  • Blacksun.ca
  • Box.net
  • Carbonite
  • CrashPlan - Automatic offsite backup for $5/month, no monthly fees to your own destination
  • CRC Data Protection
  • Data Deposit Box - Makes instant online backups whenever your files change. Pay as you go for just $2/GB
  • DataFort Managed Backup Services Fully managed, rebrandable services providing both automated low-end and flexible high-end services that can includes both onsite and offsite copies of data.
  • DataMate - Australian Online backup service
  • DataPreserve - Remote and local data backup
  • EMC SRDF - Symmetrix Remote Data Facility
  • Evault, Inc.
  • Fujitsu Siemens Computers
  • IBackup- online backup and storage for consumers and small businesses
  • IDrive-E - free online backup up to 2GB, unlimited at $4.95/month
  • IPR International - Secure online backup, 50 GB to multi TB.
  • Iron Mountain
  • Lucid Information Systems
  • Mozy - continuous, unlimited remote backup for consumers at $4.95/month, or free for 2GB
  • redBoomerang - Business class remote backup
  • S3 Backup - Fail-safe, encrypted remote backup solution based on Amazon S3
  • S3Browse - Online access to Amazon S3
  • Simply Offsite online data backup services.
  • System Recovery
  • U-Vault - Remote backup for students and faculty at high schools, colleges and universities.

[edit] Uncategorized

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[edit] See also

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