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@ -54,9 +54,11 @@ more files. Despite its great documentation, it is hard to understand what is go
I am not exaggerating that I have completely nuked my machine (server, work and/or personal) many times. But, I've learned a whole lot from it: mostly that I need to
setup proper backups as soon as my system is running. So, with this new machine, especially because I am going to start storing all of my code on it, I am following the 3 - 2 - 1 rule:
3. Copies of the data
2. Storage medias (harddrive, usb, ssd, nas)
1. Offsite
- 3: Copies of the data
- 2: Storage medias (harddrive, usb, ssd, nas)
- 1: Offsite
I decided to go with Hetzner's [Storage Box](https://docs.hetzner.com/robot/storage-box) solution for Offsite. And its waaay offsite (for me), the company is located in the EU.
But, for only ~$5.00 a month, I get access to a sftp server with 1TB capacity, which mirrors the server's nvme drive running the OS, and then I also am backing the nvme drive up