List of backup software

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This is a list of notable backup software (software that performs data backups).

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  • AMANDA - BSD, Linux/Unix/Samba/Cygwin.
  • Areca Backup - Java, supports FTP & FTPs, compression (Zip64), encryption (Triple DES & AES), incremental backups.
  • BackupPC - Linux/Solaris/Unix.
  • Bacula - Linux/Unix, computer program suite.
  • Cobian Backup - Mozilla Public License 1.1, Windows Version 8 is open source, version 9 not open source.
  • cpio - Unix/Linux archiver.
  • DAR - Disk Archiver. Special designed for differential backup. Support multi-volume compressed archives (slices).
  • DirSync Pro - Crossplatform backup and synchronization tool.
  • dump - The classic UNIX filesystem dumper.
  • duplicity - POSIX/Cygwin, Makes remote encrypted backups using rsync and gnupg.
  • FlyBack - rsync based, UI modeled after Time Machine (Apple software).
  • Mondo - Linux/FreeBSD.
  • rsync - tool for maintaining mirrors.
  • tar - The classic UNIX file aggregator. Work with gzip in a pipe to create tar, tar.gz (tgz) archives.
  • TimeVault - a Linux application similar to Apple's Time Machine.
  • Venti - developed originally as part of Plan 9 from Bell Labs but now available for unix-like systems as part of Plan 9 from User Space.
  • Zmanda Recovery Manager - perl utility for MySQL databases.

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