backup tool for linux

Question

linux

We are looking for a utility for performing site backups on a local machine under linux.
Requirements:

• Work via ssh on an optional port
• The presence of a scheduler
• Gui is desirable

Now I work with one server, in the future it is desirable to be able to work with several.
Nowhere did I find good descriptions of programs, only their lists without comparisons. Try everything for a long time. In principle, the console utility is also suitable, if there is a good guide to action.

Answer 1

rsync
Manual in man rsync
Scheduler - cron
A large site has been backed up in this way every day without problems for almost 4 years (the PostgreSQL base and user-generated content, in total, just a little less than 150GB).

Answer 2

If with BZ and houris - then bacula.

Answer 3

As far as I understand from the tags, you need to backup the database (because the code is in the repository for sure), so what's wrong with cron + ssh + mysqldump + scp?

Answer 4

I like backup manager
www.backup-manager.org/
can backup: files, database, svn repositories
, you can save backups: via ssh, to a local directory, to amazon s3, etc.

Answer 5

bacula

Answer 6

Here, choose
But in general, rsync is rightly recommended to you.

Answer 7

to the previous speaker: yes, we have a fairly large-scale system of backups on the bacula deployed. There is a GUI, but it is not needed.