Cyperbackup is Cyberprotect product for backup any application you need to protect from disaster.
In my lab I have:
- Astra Linux (Orel Edition)
- Cyberbackup 15.0 software
- s3fs and awscliv2 software
- Test account in Yandex.Cloud with couple of S3 buckets
Details:
Astra with default repos and one big localy-attached disk for backup:
s3fs software compilated from source. Instruction here:
Cyberbackup software. Possible to get fully function demo version for 30 days on official site:
Yandex.Cloud account with two buckets and public access (free tier):
Setting up
All you need:
- Install s3fs — https://github.com/s3fs-fuse/s3fs-fuse/wiki/Installation-Notes#tested-on-ubuntu-1404-lts
- Install awscliv2 — to check connectivity to Yandex.Cloud
- Setup s3fs — https://cloud.yandex.ru/docs/storage/tools/s3fs
- Setup awscliv2 — https://cloud.yandex.ru/docs/storage/tools/aws-cli
- Mount your bucket to directory (/backup)
- Install Cyberbackup software. In my installation all components were installed in one host.
- Configure Cyberbackup — Add storage location (in my case it is /backup folder in master server which was mounted to s3 bucket via s3fs) and Add Backup Plan with files you need to backup)
- Push backup manually and check your backup locations to confirm
Results
Here I will show some random screenshots to prove pefromance
Restore
Files on host before restore (already backuped):
Delete a couple of folders (Music and Pictures)
Going to Cyberbackup and choose this folders for restore:
Choose restore location you need (original location in my case) and some additional recovery option (non in my case)
Some other options:
Check activity details:
Check folders on hosts:
