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Kopia is quite promising: https://kopia.io/
The website part is still really new, but I quite like borgbackup with the borgwarehouseUI.
restic
For the client side, you can use either Vortafor graphical clients, or borgmatic for headless servers. (Or just borg, but borgmatic is better imo)
For the client side, you can use either Vortafor graphical clients, or borgmatic for headless servers. (Or just borg, but borgmatic is better imo)
I use Duplicacy and it works well. I like it because it's written in Go and so it's cross platform. I previously used Duplicati for a while (god why do they all have to have these names that are so similar) but ended up giving up on it after a while. My client base that I'm backing up are Windows and Linux devices and Duplicati is written in .NET and so you need this whole Mono stack to run it on Linux. Just a pain.
Did a benchmark between Restic, Borg v1 and the upcoming Borg v2: https://github.com/borgbase/benchmarks
rclone may be better suited to backup use cases.
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