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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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TurnKey 13 out, TKLBAM 1.4 now backup/restores any Linux system
This is really two separate announcements rolled into one: TurnKey 13 - codenamed "satisfaction guaranteed or your money back!" The new release celebrates 5 years since TurnKey's …
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Announcing TurnKey Linux 12.0: 100+ ready-to-use solutions
Ladies and gentlemen, the 12.0 release is finally out after nearly 6 months of development and just in time to celebrate TurnKey's 4th anniversary. I'm proud to announce we've …
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How TKLBAM hooks work
Most TKLBAM users probably don't realize this, but TKLBAM has a nifty, general purpose hooks mechanism you can use to trigger useful actions on backup and restore. Examples of …
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New Hub feature: Auto-Restore TKLBAM backup to a new cloud server
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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Announcing TurnKey Hub v1.0 - now officially out of private beta
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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A lazy yet surprisingly effective approach to regression testing
To regression test, or not to regression test Building up a proper testing suite can involve a good amount of work, which I'd prefer to avoid because it's boring and I'm lazy. On …
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New release candidates for TurnKey Linux 11.0 (part 1)
We've pushed out new RC (Release Candidates) builds for part 1 of the upcoming TurnKey Linux 11.0 release and we need your help testing them! See the appliance pages for download …
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Passphrase dictionary attack countermeasures in tklbam's keying mechanism
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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TKLBAM: a new kind of smart backup/restore system that just works
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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Backups are hard, making sure you got it right - harder
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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Finding the closest data center using GeoIP and indexing
We are about to release the TurnKey Linux Backup and Migration (TKLBAM) mechanism, which boasts to be the simplest way, ever, to backup a TurnKey appliance across all deployments …