Watch the video:
Timestamps:
0:00 - Explanation
0:40 - What Duplicati does
1:15 - Downloading for Windows & more
1:34 - Duplicati example
2:35 - Installing Duplicati on Windows
2:54 - First setup on Duplicati
4:14 - Creating a new backup with Duplicati
6:24 - Choosing files for a backup
7:39 - Filtering files in a backup
8:20 - Scheduling backups
8:46 - Backup type: All backups, Rolling, Smart, etc.
10:11 - Running a backup
11:39 - How good is default compression (DEFLATE)?
11:57 - Restoring from Duplicati backups
12:18 - Where local Duplicati files are
12:59 - Restoring files from external/old backups
14:31 - Add existing backups from other PCs/Drives/Installs
16:41 - Different compression methods
Duplicati: The best free/open-source backup software you’re likely not already using. Rolling, incremental, encrypted backups + Cloud compatibility. It’s everything you want in a good backup solution and more! No longer risk losing your data, or previous copies of it, all with minimal space impact.
Download Duplicati: https://www.duplicati.com/download
My results (All file types):
- Default: 63.17 GB into 58.55GB (~80MB/s)
- LZMA (level 9): 63.17GB into 57.45GB (~20MB/s)
LZMA is much heavier on the CPU and much slower. My opinion? Default is good enough for most things most of the time.