Proxmox Backup Server: Backup for your Datacenter
summary
Proxmox Backup Server stores backups as content-addressable storage of millions of cryptographic-hashed chunks, enabling efficient deduplication and fast incremental VM backups by tracking changed blocks and reusing unchanged chunks. File and container backups use variable-size chunking and a metadata/payload split to avoid rereading unchanged payloads. Offsite sync jobs (pull today, push coming) and scheduled prune plus two-phase garbage collection with a 24h atime grace reclaim space. Also offers LTO5+ tape support, verification jobs and protected snapshots.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to Proxmox
- 1:24Company overview and products
- 3:34Proxmox Backup Server overview
- 4:40How backups work in PBS
- 6:50Optimizing Linux backups
- 8:17Offsite backups with sync jobs
- 9:22Pruning and garbage collection
- 11:57Tape backup support
- 12:19Q&A session
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