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sanoid

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These are policy-driven snapshot management and replication tools which use OpenZFS for underlying next-gen storage. (Btrfs support plans are shelved unless and until btrfs becomes reliable.)
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sensible syncoid usage for A->C, B->C and C->D configuration
1 project | /r/zfs | 12 Jan 2022

I have a couple reasons that make this awkward. The remote (D) is over the Internet with typical home user upload speeds capped. Further, with usage limits I have to be careful about how much bandwidth I use. I've already been booted from one remote location where my backups pushed three remote students and a remote worker (plus Friday night movies) over their limit. My existing script dumps the zfs send output to a disk file to be transferred to the remote using rsync. If it's too big, it does not transfer and I can intervene manually, sometimes by burning and mailing a DVD. The other thing is this would require poking more holes in my firewall to reach multiple hosts and I prefer not to do that.
newb trying to use zfs send / recv for incremental backups (eventually) - recommendations?
2 projects | /r/zfs | 28 Dec 2021

I wrote my own because my searches didn't find sanoid/syncoid or pyznap. https://github.com/HankB/ZFSsupport I put a lot of effort into it and am about to revisit it again to switch the strategy from push to pull.