Streamlined backup and restore: Plannings #184
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Goal is to determine in details the objectives of the project and develop the broader steps of implementation.
Proposal
The discussion so far suggests that the project should be divided into three separate projects.
a) Strengthening Server updates
A system updates are the weakest point in the life cycle of a Fedora server. There is a possibility that afterwards the system will no longer be operational or will only be usable with errors. The aim is to establish a system that creates a backup of the system partitions within a very short time before an update and provides a reliable procedure for restoring the state before the update in case of problems. Particular consideration must be given to lodging in a remote data center without direct access to a terminal or USB ports.
Worksteps
So far known possible options for checking are
Timeline: Should be implemented with release F45.
b) Streamlining regular Server backups
For regular Server backups we need a reliable, automated procedure including flawless restore. The Focus is on standalone servers without integration into a centralized backup management, but probably includes a cluster of standalone server. Particular consideration should be given to lodging in a remote data center without direct access to a terminal or USB ports as well as privacy of user data.
Worksteps
A so far known possible options to check are
Timeline: Should be implemented with release F45.
c) Providing Backup Service for local network clients
We need a proven, reliable, easy to use, and automated management procedure of backup and restore. It may not be the ultimate procedure for everything, but a recommendable way for a wide spread use case including central service data, user's private date and databases.
Worksteps
A so far known possible candidate to check is
Timeline: Should be implemented with release F46.