First, it gets saved to my main working partition, which is a 9-SSD ZFS Raid-Z array with double redundancy. (Can lose two drives without losing any data.)
It then gets automatically uploaded to my cloud backup, MEGA, with end-to-end encryption.
And finally, once per night, all files in my main working partition are backed up to my backup partition, a 3-HDD ZFS Raid-Z array with single redundancy. (Can lose one drive without losing any data.)
(And, of course, ZFS is copy-on-write, which means anything that’s deleted or overwritten can still be recovered. Old versions of either partition can be mounted and accessed as if they were other drives. Especially useful in cases of accidental deletion or ransomware attack, etc.)
First, it gets saved to my main working partition, which is a 9-SSD ZFS Raid-Z array with double redundancy. (Can lose two drives without losing any data.)
It then gets automatically uploaded to my cloud backup, MEGA, with end-to-end encryption.
And finally, once per night, all files in my main working partition are backed up to my backup partition, a 3-HDD ZFS Raid-Z array with single redundancy. (Can lose one drive without losing any data.)
(And, of course, ZFS is copy-on-write, which means anything that’s deleted or overwritten can still be recovered. Old versions of either partition can be mounted and accessed as if they were other drives. Especially useful in cases of accidental deletion or ransomware attack, etc.)