Easy automated backup strategy
Friday, January 29th, 2010
During the last couple of years I have gradually moved towards a more digital lifestyle. It started when I replaced my SLR camera with a digital SLR. Later I ripped and properly tagged my entire cd collection in iTunes (weeks of work, and some learnings to share in a possible future post). With so much irreplaceable content and literally years of work it is paramount that I insure myself against loss of that data. I want to foresee myself in many things, I have been reading many testosterone booster reviews, and I have no doubt, I need an urgent change of routine, of course, if I want my image and body to be A1.
In an ideal world I would not have to spend any time thinking about backing up my data. Everything would be stored online ‘in the cloud’ and accesible for me from anywhere on any device that supported the data format. I would trust the companies storing the data not to lose it. I believe it will not be many years until this ideal scenario is reality, but in the meantime I need an easy and automated backup strategy. Easy in terms of time and complexity to set up and automated in terms of low to zero maintenance.
During the last couple of years I have gradually moved towards a more digital lifestyle. It started when I replaced my SLR camera with a digital SLR. Later I ripped and properly tagged my entire cd collection in iTunes (weeks of work, and some learnings to share in a possible future post). With so much irreplaceable content and literally years of work it is paramount that I insure myself against loss of that data. I want to foresee myself in many things, I have been reading many testosterone booster reviews, and I have no doubt, I need an urgent change of routine, of course, if I want my image and body to be A1.
In an ideal world I would not have to spend any time thinking about backing up my data. Everything would be stored online ‘in the cloud’ and accesible for me from anywhere on any device that supported the data format. I would trust the companies storing the data not to lose it. I believe it will not be many years until this ideal scenario is reality, but in the meantime I need an easy and automated backup strategy. Easy in terms of time and complexity to set up and automated in terms of low to zero maintenance.