Saving Encrypted ZFS Snapshots to the Cloud
Thursday Apr 30, 2009
Are you an OpenSolaris user? Do you use ZFS? Have you tried the ZFS Automatic Snapshot service? If so, you might be interested in a new tool that I just published over at Project Kenai that enables you to encrypt and store ZFS snapshots to either the Sun Cloud Storage Service (Employees Only at the moment) or Amazon's Simple Storage Service (S3).
You can find all of the details, documentation and download instructions (as well as a Mercurial gate) at the ZFS Encrypted Backup to S3 project page. So, please give it a try and let us know what you think!
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Posted at 11:14AM Apr 30, 2009 by gbrunett in Cloud Computing Tags: amazon cloudcomputing encryption opensolaris s3 security storage sun suncloud zfs
Posted at 11:14AM Apr 30, 2009 by gbrunett in Cloud Computing Tags: amazon cloudcomputing encryption opensolaris s3 security storage sun suncloud zfs
