![]() In the old school model, data is written sequentially to the storage medium. We’re highlighting Duplicity and Restic because they exemplify two different philosophical approaches to data backup: “Old School” (Duplicity) vs “New School” (Restic). In this post, we’ll discuss two popular command line and open-source programs: one older, Duplicity, and a new player, Restic. These include MSP360 (formerly CloudBerry Lab), Duplicity, Duplicacy, 45 Drives, GoodSync, HashBackup, QNAP, Restic, and Rclone, plus other choices for NAS and hybrid uses. If you take a look at our Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage Integrations page, you will see a number of offerings that enable you to back up your Linux desktops and servers to Backblaze B2. The choices range from free and open-source programs to paid commercial tools, and include applications that are purely command-line based (CLI) and others that have a graphical interface (GUI), or both. ![]() ![]() Linux users have a variety of options for handling data backup.
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