Hello,
I tried to look in the documentation for the list of system state components that are been backed up but could not find the documentation - (only for windows file system I found)
what are the Linux system state components for backup ?
can yo please attach the link for the documentation?
Best regards,
Best answer by Mohamed Ramadan
hello
Hope you're doing well.
I wanted to discuss the differences in system state backups between Windows and Linux.
Windows System State backups encompass a comprehensive set of system files, registry settings, and other critical components, ensuring a complete system restore.
Linux, adhering to the "everything is a file" philosophy, handles system components as files. This means that to achieve a similar level of system state backup, you need to back up specific files and directories, including:
While Linux doesn't have a direct equivalent to Windows System State, a strategic approach to backing up these essential components ensures a robust recovery process.
Best Regards,
Mohamed Ramadan
Data Protection Specialist
+11hello
Hope you're doing well.
I wanted to discuss the differences in system state backups between Windows and Linux.
Windows System State backups encompass a comprehensive set of system files, registry settings, and other critical components, ensuring a complete system restore.
Linux, adhering to the "everything is a file" philosophy, handles system components as files. This means that to achieve a similar level of system state backup, you need to back up specific files and directories, including:
While Linux doesn't have a direct equivalent to Windows System State, a strategic approach to backing up these essential components ensures a robust recovery process.
Best Regards,
Mohamed Ramadan
Data Protection Specialist
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