#Duplicacy trial code#
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I really like the Duplicati GUI and there is no GUI for Duplicacy on Linux however, I find the performance difference significant. I've been experimenting with Duplicacy (UI and CLI). To get the Black Friday deal: Refresh your Duplicacy account page or login to it. OK, now you have a single, 1-year Personal license.

#Duplicacy trial code#

I'm planning to back everything up locally to a fileserver, and then also back up to Backblaze B2. Click on the word 'Trial' next to the machine name - Undocumented Copy your license code from the confirmation email and paste it. I have a simple setup, with 4 hosts (one being a vert). (Your performance is likely much faster.) Recently posted here about the home lab that I've been working on. To be 100% clear, I am running this on a small single board computer running Ubuntu dedicated to this purpose, and so compute power, memory and bandwidth are limited. In short Duplicacy seems much faster although Duplicati is storing about 200MB less data. Here is the results from a test uploading 3GB of actual data with both solutions.ĭuplicati: Upload time 1 hour, 9 minutes. These differences make the two products hard to compare. Duplicacy by default relies on file size/time stamp differencing unless you specify the “-hash” tag which is not the default while Duplicati chops files into much smaller pieces for more efficient data reduction. One big difference is speed/deduplication. I have been testing both with Backblaze B2 and am still trying to sort out which I will adopt. X=has feature, *=has feature sort of, ?=MIGHT have feature Backup destination support comparison Supports multiple destinations (*DT requires a bakup set for each destination, but multiple sets can all have the same source files)Ĭoncurrent backup (Multiple clients can back up to the same storage at the same time)īackup summary reports (*DT not built in, possible with dupReport) Supports multiple retention polcicies (DT seems ‘better’, closer to CrashPlan type options) Supports service/daemon network share authentication (DT seems to handle it better) Windows VSS shado copies supported (DT seems to have better support) Linux LVM snapshots supported (DT seems to have better support)

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#Duplicacy trial free#

Free (*DC command line free for individual users, else per user or computer fee) The duplicacy of her outfit was intentional, as she wanted to create a bold fashion statement.