If your server has 180GB of storage, then at least set that as the download cap so when you go to restore, it will have enough to allowed bandwidth to do what it needs. I’d suggest allowing yourself to download the amount your server can hold. Go to your Caps & Alerts page and set your limits. Set your Account Bandwidth and Storage limits Be sure to add a card so your backups continue to work. They charge once you meet a threshold, and once a month. If you haven’t already, you’ll need to add a debit or credit card for B2 Backblaze Cloud to charge if you go over your limit like Download bandwidth, or Storage space.
Copy the following details into a notepad or save it somewhere. Simply click Create Bucket button on the “My Buckets” page of your b2 Backblaze cloud account.
You need to create a container/bucket to store your server files in from the backup. Once you have signed up, and linked your account to a debit/credit card incase you go over your limit, you’ll find your ID and Key on the Buckets page. We first need to create your account and get your Account ID, and Application Key. Everything else such as MYSQL, passwords, files, settings, SSH settings, and software worked perfectly! Requirements I’ve used it already to backup and restore my VPS server which was using CWP (Centos Web Panel) after restoring I only needed to update CWP to the new IP address, and rebuild my apache vhosts. This includes VPS and Dedicated servers that run Linux. This is an easy way to backup your Linux server to B2 Backblaze! This will backup all files from your root of server, and even MYSQL databases. It will be encrypted and compressed before being uploaded. Once you set this up on your server, you’ll have ease of mind from any worry that a complete snapshot of your linux server is saved off-site to a cheap but reliable cloud host. Well this is a foolproof way to prevent the headache that comes with a server crash. We all hate the idea of losing your server files, or we’ve all experience the dreaded server RAID hard drive crash.
In this guide, I’ll show you how to backup your server with Hashbackup and send it to B2 Backblaze cloud storage.
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