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I do all of my development in a virtualbox virtual machine. Copying it over and over again to an external for back-up gets tedious and I simply do not do it as often as I should. Ideally I would like to simply be able to shut down my VM, click 'backup' and it will back up the virtual machine to some service.
My vm disk drive is pretty much a 30 gig single file so it would have to work via rsync so as not to be uploading constantly.
I am not very worried about syncing to multiple computers.
It should be relatively affordable, I would be paying for this out-of-pocket.
I would just use dropbox, but I haven't heard of anyone storing a file this size in it, and I've seen it mess up enough that I'm not sure I trust it.
Does anyone have any ideas/experiences to share?
What OS are you running in the VirtualBox. You can do something like Amahi if using Linux or WHS if using Windows. Just set up the VM to back up and you'll get a rolling backup of several days without needing to shut down. – kobaltz – 2011-07-30T01:00:38.813
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You may want to see this: Online file storage services and this: Online backup provider
– Mehper C. Palavuzlar – 2011-07-30T07:47:33.123@Mehper, others How exactly is this off topic? I really don't get it. Where would this be on topic? – George Mauer – 2011-07-31T19:17:01.763
@George Mauer: Hi George. Questions relating to web services are off-topic on SU (see the faq). However, there is a place for these questions: Web Apps. Please check out the links I gave in my previous comment.
– Mehper C. Palavuzlar – 2011-07-31T20:51:38.320