Arc supports encrypted backup to Amazon S3 and/or Glacier, works with occasionally connected external hard disks perfectly. I use this to backup RAW photos from Aperture stored on an external USB hard disk (at least 50GB worth).
It's nothing too special. I use a separate Aperture library per year, each stored on an external hard disk. It's a Western Digital "My Book Edition II" with 2 x disks in RAID1 configuration for redundancy. This is configured to backup to Amazon Glacier using Arq, which is clever enough to only backup when the drive is connected and only uploads the new or changed files. Works quite effectively and once configured I don't really need to think about it.
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* Arc http://www.haystacksoftware.com/arq/
* JungleDisk https://www.jungledisk.com/
Arc supports encrypted backup to Amazon S3 and/or Glacier, works with occasionally connected external hard disks perfectly. I use this to backup RAW photos from Aperture stored on an external USB hard disk (at least 50GB worth).
Very nice, thank you! It looks like neither supports headless Linux, though...
Can you describe your workflow for aperture?
It's nothing too special. I use a separate Aperture library per year, each stored on an external hard disk. It's a Western Digital "My Book Edition II" with 2 x disks in RAID1 configuration for redundancy. This is configured to backup to Amazon Glacier using Arq, which is clever enough to only backup when the drive is connected and only uploads the new or changed files. Works quite effectively and once configured I don't really need to think about it.