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In the Cloudron dashboard, choose NFS mount from the drop down. If you need help setting up a NFS server, see this article.

In the Cloudron dashboard, choose Minio from the drop down.įor HTTPS installations using a self-signed certificate, select the Accept Self-Signed certificate option.

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Install Minio following the installation instructions.

In the Cloudron dashboard, choose Linode Object Storage from the drop down. In the Cloudron dashboard, choose Google Cloud Storage from the drop down.Ĭreate Access key and Secret Access Key from the Linode dashboard This check ensure that if the mount is down,Ĭloudron is not backing up to the local hard disk.Ĭreate a Cloud Storage bucket following this guide.Ĭreate a service account key in JSON format. Provider in that it checks if the backup directory is mounted before a backup. In the Cloudron dashboard, choose Filesystem (mountpoint) from the drop down. Setup a mount point manually on the server. Use this provider, when the built-in providers (EXT4, CIFS, NFS, SSHFS) don't work for you. This option has little to no effect when using the tgz format. 'same' files across backups to conserve space. The Use hardlinks option can be checked to make the Cloudron use hardlinks

In the Cloudron dashboard, choose Filesystem from the drop down.

For this reason, Cloudron will show a warning when you use this provider.

If (-not (Get-Command choco.Having backups reside in the same physical disk as the Cloudron server isĭangerous.

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