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Current systems that have backups:
Current systems that have backups:
- Canvas: Database (dump), Config files File storage is on S3 with no replication yet though (but there is nothing on it)
* Canvas: Database (dump), Config files File storage is on S3 with no replication yet though (but there is nothing on it)
- Bob (our Samba/LDAP): Samba database, weekly systemd log, /etc, /var/log (without journal and lastlog) and /srv
* Bob (our Samba/LDAP): Samba database, weekly systemd log, /etc, /var/log (without journal and lastlog) and /srv
- Rt: Database (dump), full rt4 (that's dumb, but better than nothing), weekly systemd log
* Rt: Database (dump), full rt4 (that's dumb, but better than nothing), weekly systemd log
- PS1Auth: Database (dump)
* PS1Auth: Database (dump)
- Wiki: Database (dump), and a single copy (not daily) of the files not encrypted as our wiki is public.
* Wiki: Database (dump), and a single copy (not daily) of the files not encrypted as our wiki is public.


=== What has to be done ===
=== What has to be done ===


- A more clean system (we can all dream)
* A more clean system (we can all dream)
- A logging system that can alert if a backup is failing and so on
* A logging system that can alert if a backup is failing and so on
- Bob: We need maybe a nice export of the Samba database.
* Bob: We need maybe a nice export of the Samba database.
- Wiki: We need a better way to handle the daily backup of all the files, but it is huge, 4.3GB of a lot of little files
* Wiki: We need a better way to handle the daily backup of all the files, but it is huge, 4.3GB of a lot of little files


== How does that work.==  
== How does that work.==