BorgWarehouse is a graphical interface to manage a central BorgBackup repository server.
With BorgWarehouse, you have an interface that allows you to do all this simply and quickly:
- add repositories.
- edit existing repositories.
- delete repositories.
- be alerted if there are no recent backups.
- monitor the volume of data.
- flexibly manage quotas for each repository.
- manage everything you want through the REST API.
The whole system part is automatically managed by BorgWarehouse and you don’t have to touch your terminal anymore while enjoying a visual feedback on the status of your repositories.
BorgWarehouse does not change your client backup processes. It only takes care of the server side.
Features include:
- Fluid & modern WebU – manage your server with an simple interface allowing you to add, delete and modify repositories in a few clicks.
- Self-hosting – install BorgWarehouse on your own infrastructure and manage your repositories as you wish. Docker images are available.
- Monitoring – Keep an eye on the size of your repositories and their status (last modification). Be alerted or connect your monitoring to the BorgWarehouse API.
- Setup wizard – configure your BorgBackup clients in just a few clicks with the setup wizard and its automatic generation for each of your repositories.
- Privacy – based on BorgBackup and only handles the server side. Your backups remain encrypted from end to end by your Borg client.
This is free and open source software.
Website: borgwarehouse.com
Support: GitHub Code Repository
Developer: Benjamin “Raven” Sourisse
License: GNU Affero General Public License v3.0
BorgWarehouse is written in TypeScript. Learn TypeScript with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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