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                                  Restic
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This page is about : https://github.com/restic/restic 

Restic is the tool you should be using for your backups: 

 1. You can  always find what you  need in a restic backup because  it uses
    incremental snapshots (like git). 

 2. It's safe, because your data is always encrypted. 

 3. It's painless, because it  always  checks your  files for integrity and
    consistency. 

 4. It's  efficient,  because it  not only  uses incremental snapshots, but
    also compresses them. 

 5. It's  flexible,  because it can  integrate  with  virtually any  remote
    storage backend (I personally use Backblaze B2). 

 6. It's  long-lastings, because the  Restic repository format has  its own
    open specification and other multiple implementations. 

 7. It's easy to set up and maintain, because it  has  a good CLI interface
    and good documentation. 

 8. It's fast and CPU efficient, because it's in Golang. 


Restic, what else? 





















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