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How do you guys back up your server?
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Interesting, I have noticed it's very slow with initial backups. So snapshot replication sends one large file? What if you want to recover individual files?
You can access ZFS snapshots from the hidden
.zfsfolder at the root dir of your volume. From there you can restore individual files.There is also a command line tool (httm) that lists all snapshotted versions of a files and allows you to restore them.
If the snapshot you want to restore from is on a remote machine, you can either send it over or scp/rsync the files from the .zfs directory.