A collection of ultra-full Linux backup tools to meet all your needs!

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Backups on personal computers or servers are important to prevent data loss. System administrators need to work on a large amount of enterprise-level data and even data on personal computers every day, so you need to drill down into different backup tools. In this article we will cover 11 top-notch backup tools for you to use on Linux servers or systems.

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It is good practice to back up the data on your computer frequently, either manually or by setting it to automatic execution. Many backup tools have different features that allow users to configure the type of backup, backup time, Backup object, log backup activity, and perform more operations.

1.Rsync

This is a popular command-line Backup tool among Linux users and is especially popular with system administrators. It has a wealth of features, including incremental backups, updating the entire directory tree and file system, local and remote backups, and preserving file permissions, ownership, links, and more.

It also has a graphical user interface called Grsync, but one advantage of rsync is that experienced system administrators can automate backup tasks on the command line, using scripts and scheduling tasks.
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2.Fwbackups

This is a cross-platform free open source software, rich features. Users can contribute code, facilitate the development of the software, or participate in the testing work. It has an intuitive interface that allows users to easily perform backups.

It has many functions, including the following:

• 1. Simple Interface

• 2. backup configuration is flexible.

• 3. Remote Backup

• 4. backing up the entire file system

• 5. does not include files and directories and more objects.

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3.Bacula

This is an open source data backup, recovery, and verification software designed to be available to enterprise users at any time, although some aspects of it are complex, but these complexities represent powerful features such as backup configuration, remote backup, and more.

It is network-based and includes the following programs:

• 1. Director: Responsible for overseeing all operations of the Bacula.

• 2. Console : Allows the user to contact the above Bacula Guide.

• 3. File : Installed on the machine that needs to be backed up.

• 4. Storage (storage): for reading and writing to storage space.

• 5. Catalogue (CATALOG): Responsible for the database used.

• 6. Monitor : Responsible for tracking all events that occur in different parts of Bacula.

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4.Backupninja

This powerful backup tool allows users to back up active profiles that can be placed into the/etc/backup.d/directory. It helps to perform secure remote backups and incremental backups over the network.
It also has the following features:

• 1. easy to read the configuration file of INI style.

• 2. use a script to process a new type of backup on your system.

• 3. schedule and schedule backups to take place.

• 4. The user can select when the email for the status report is sent to itself.

• 5. you can easily build a backup operation profile using the console-based wizard (Ninjahelper).

• 6. can be operated in conjunction with Linux-vserver.

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5. Simple Backup Suite (sbackup)

This is a backup solution for the GNOME desktop that allows users to access all configurations through the Gnome interface. Users can use the regex to specify the file and directory paths during the backup process.
It has the following functions:

• 1. Create a compressed and non-compressed backup.

• 2. support multiple backup configuration files.

• 3. Allow logging and email notifications.

• 4. Schedule backups and manual backups.

• 5. Divide the non-compressed backup into several parts.

• 6. support local and remote backup.

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6. Kbackup

This easy-to-use Backup tool is intended for UNIX operating systems and can be used on Linux. It can build archive files and then compress them using the tar and gzip utilities, respectively.
He has the following features:

• 1. Easy-to-use, menu-driven interface.

• 2. supports compression, encryption, and dual caching.

• 3. Automate unattended backups.

• 4. highly reliable.

• 5. support full backup or incremental backup.

• 6. Remote backup across the network.

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7. BackupPC

This is a cross-platform backup software that can run on Unix/linux, Windows, and Mac OS X. It is designed to be used by enterprise users and has a high performance mechanism. BACKUPPC can be used on servers, desktops, and laptops.
It has some of the following features:

• 1. file compression to reduce the amount of disk space consumed.

• 2. No client software is required.

• 3. The backup recovery process is flexible.

• 4. different parameters can be flexibly configured.

• 5. notify the user if a backup is required, etc.

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8. Back Time

This is a simple, easy-to-use Backup tool for the Linux operating system, which takes a snapshot of the specified directory and then backs it up.
It has the following configuration features

• 1. Save the location where the snapshot is stored.

• 2. manual or automatic backup.

• 3. back up the directory.

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A collection of ultra-full Linux backup tools to meet all your needs!