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How can I throttle how much bandwidth TKLBAM uses?
Here's one way to do it: apt-get install trickle trickle -u 100 -d 100 tklbam-backup
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Here's one way to do it: apt-get install trickle trickle -u 100 -d 100 tklbam-backup
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We recommend the following package: apt-get install iftop iftop
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Amazon S3 cloud storage fees are around $0.15/GB per month. You can use simulation mode to calculate how much uncompressed data TKLBAM is going to store in a full backup: $ …
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If you notice $0.00 in the backups console, there's no need to open a support request. It's not a bug. At 15 cents per gigabyte, if you have just a few megabytes of data Amazon …
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No! TKLBAM stores backups in the cloud for convenience, but it also supports local / custom backup storage targets. There are two main alternatives to letting TKLBAM store a …
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TKLBAM doesn't store it's data in generic S3 buckets, but in an isolated TKLBAM-specific area on S3. This means generic S3 tools such as the AWS management console, or S3Fox will …
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Easier sign up process. Users don't need to know anything about S3 API keys or understand the implications of giving them to us. Security: you don't need to give us access to your …
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Amazon supports payment by credit card and bank account. We recommend heavy users add a bank account as their payment method, as it's usually more permanent than a credit card. In …