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3-2-1 backup
- In 3-2-1 backup, we're looking at three copies of all of the work, there's the working volume. There's the backup that's kept locally, so the two of 3-2-1 is two copies in the local working studio. The one of 3-2-1 is the offsite backup. The offsite backup can be connected by the internet or let's say that you have dinner at a friend's house once a week, you can take your backup copy to that friend, pull the old backup copy and use it to backup the next time, and the next time you get together with him, just exchange those drives. It can be as simple as that or you can use cloud backup storage, or you can have a network offsite that you backup to every night using the internet connection. 3-2-1, just to summarize, is three copies, the working volume, the backup on site, so two copies on site, and one offsite. It's a really great strategy. While it's not fail safe, things can still go horribly wrong, for instance a flood can take out everything, your studio and your friend's if it…
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What is a backup?58s
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Backup vs. protected storage1m 20s
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How many copies of a backup?4m 4s
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How often to backup1m 31s
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Local storage58s
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Offsite storage2m 44s
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3-2-1 backup1m 34s
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Long-term backups2m 18s
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Migration3m 7s
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