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Announcing TurnKey Hub v2.0
I can't believe it's been over 6 years since we announced v1.0. Even more shocking is the last hub tagged blog post was over 4 years ago, given that we haven't stopped developing, …
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I can't believe it's been over 6 years since we announced v1.0. Even more shocking is the last hub tagged blog post was over 4 years ago, given that we haven't stopped developing, …
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Since we announced the release of TurnKey Hub v1.0 two weeks ago, we followed up with the two top issues users reported, and continued to receive awesome feedback - you guys rock, …
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When we first announced the TurnKey Hub private beta about 9 months ago, we had limited capacity (invitation only) and a modest feature set. Since then we tested, bugfixed, …
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Background: how a backup key works In TKLBAM the backup key is a secret encrypted with a passphrase which is uploaded to the Hub. Decrypting the backup key yields the secret which …
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Drum roll please... Today, I'm proud to officially unveil TKLBAM (AKA TurnKey Linux Backup and Migration): the easiest, most powerful system-level backup anyone has ever seen. …
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According to Murphy's Law, everything that can go wrong, eventually will go wrong. This is true for backups on multiple levels. A backup is often our last line of defense when …
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In the last couple of days I've been researching Amazon S3 based filesystems, to figure out if maybe we could integrate that into an easy to use backup solution for TurnKey Linux …