Yeah - all of which mean that I have to move away from Linode.
They can't backup anything other than a vanilla ext4 volume. I setup a direct lvm docker vm on Linode (was surprisingly easy) - but Linode is refusing to back it up.
If Linode supports ZFS, you could use ZFS send-recieve to make backups to your local machine. But like I said, the ZFS storage driver probably hasn't been well tested.
nope. no backup for anything other than EXT4. Its really weird and limiting.
I mean LVM volumes have to be pretty standard right ? (I would argue more standard than ZFS).
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Yeah - all of which mean that I have to move away from Linode. They can't backup anything other than a vanilla ext4 volume. I setup a direct lvm docker vm on Linode (was surprisingly easy) - but Linode is refusing to back it up.
Oh well, should have done this long ago.
If Linode supports ZFS, you could use ZFS send-recieve to make backups to your local machine. But like I said, the ZFS storage driver probably hasn't been well tested.
nope. no backup for anything other than EXT4. Its really weird and limiting. I mean LVM volumes have to be pretty standard right ? (I would argue more standard than ZFS).