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      Proxmox os backup and restore

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      @IThomeboy80 said in Proxmox os backup and restore:

      Restore:

      Log in to the Proxmox web interface. Select the node or server where you want to restore the backup.

      That's for restoring VMs, not ProxMox. By the time you have this interface available, you've already restored ProxMox.

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      Proxmox Backup Strategy and 'Snapshot' Weirdness

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      @ronneyb said in Proxmox Backup Strategy and 'Snapshot' Weirdness:

      The snapshot mode confused me because the term snapshot is also used to create what I will call a 'state' snapshot rather than a 'real' backup.

      We use the standard ProxMox backups. You don't get a powerful incremental function, but the cost (zero) offsets that compared to the cost of storage for us most of the time. It's rare that we are backing up a giant system, and full backups have their advantages. So mostly we just can overlook the lack of incrementals, just not important.

      If you really need them, I'd recommend a different tool. Or you can theoretically approximate them using a powerful compression and deduping location for the storage.

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