Releases: wamdam/backy2
Releases · wamdam/backy2
2.12.2
2.12.1
- New docs, see http://backy2.com/docs/
- Added fuse mount with metadata information files
- Removed NBD Server
- Write support for fuse data (mount support directly from backup)
- Encryption
- Compression
- Encryption-version migration
- Re-keying
- Performance >350MB/s on recent CPUs with compression and encryption
- Recommendation NOT to use sqlite anymore
- Documentation update to reflect changes
- Better tag handling on backup, esp. on continue.
- Added minio s3 client library for better s3 performance than boto3
- Added "continue" feature both for backup and restore
- Show throughput in stats, not write performance.
- Improved performance on s3. However, boto3 seems to be the bottleneck
here. We only get ~120MB/s to s3. Hints welcome. - Upgrade to boto3
- Better stats
- Nicer output for restore
- Reducing memory on backup and restore at least by about -90%
- Rewrote backup function
- Backup is now skipping "preparing version" and thus WAY faster
- Backy2 can now handle ~1.5GB throughput w/ backups on my notebook
- Restore is way faster
- Deduplication on/off can now be toggled in cfg (if performance is more
important than space). - null data backend and null io for testing performance (you can now backup
to a null target and restore from a null target). - IO writer (for restore) is now multithreaded, therefore there's now
simulatious_writes in the config for the IOs. - Way better output during backup, restore and scrub, also throttleded to
max 1/s, added ETA, added throughput and added the queuelengths for
better understanding the bottlenecks. - Using system rbd/rados python libs if available in the hope of better
performance and compatibility. - Added a warning when using the old backy2-builtin rbd and rados libs
- Nicer process notifications (top, ps)
2.10.5
2.10.4
2.10.1
2.9.18
- Allow for a large number of blocks to delete on cleanup (Fixes #26)
- Let rados name and cluster name for ceph be configurable
- Allow restore to volumes larger than backup (Fixes #34)
How to install on Ubuntu 18.04:
- download backy2_2.9.18_all.deb
- $ sudo dpkg -i backy2_2.9.18_all.deb
- $ sudo apt -f install
- Edit /etc/backy.cfg