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Apuntes sobre copias de seguridad (BackUp)
Del libro: Linux timesaving techniques for dummies
Author: César TM
Date: May/2009
¿Qué copiar?
No copiar todo el disco duro, eso consume mucho espacio.
Copiar únicamente lo que no sea fácil de volver a regenerar.
No hace falta copiar archivos de sistema, se puede volver a instalar todo el sistema operativo o el software de terceros a partir de los DVD's originales
Por lo tanto, lo que sí que hay que copiar es:
Configuration files
User home directories
E-mail (if you store e-mail on your computer rather than at your ISP)
Software (or other projects) that you’ve developed
¿Dónde copiarlo?
Discos externos:
FireWire is a very fast hardware protocol. If your system supports FireWire, look for FireWire-enabled devices to save time.
Many external drives offer both FireWire and USB connections for more flexibility.
Flash drives, SD memory cards, CompactFlash...
...and other removable media types also deserve mention.
They’re little, but they’re really handy if you just need to back up a small amount of data.
Use a flash drive as a backup container for your passwords. Make copies of your
~/.gnupg directory and ~/.ssh directories, as well as encrypted text files containing other
passwords you need often. Now, you can easily take your passwords and keys with you when you travel.
Be sure to encrypt cleartext password files and your private keys in case you lose the flash drive.
Esquema
Se puede elegir entre tres esquemas de copia: completa, diferencial e incremental cada uno tiene sus ventajas unos ahorran tiempo de restauración y otros
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