Kubackup is a simple, modern Restic Web UI.
It adds rich functions and ease of use to provide users with a more comprehensive data protection experience. Kubackup retains the core advantages of Restic, such as high-speed backup, data security and reliability, and also introduces additional functionality.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Simple : The friendly web interface, integrated OTP authentication, and account and password login make the creation, management, and monitoring of backup tasks more intuitive and convenient, making it easy for both novice and experienced users to get started.
- Efficient : Based on Restic’s incremental backup technology, Kubackup only backs up data that has changed since the last backup, effectively saving storage space while maintaining backup speed.
- Fast : Written in the go programming language, it fully improves backup efficiency, and the backup data is only limited by the network or hard disk bandwidth.
- Security : Data is fully encrypted during transmission and storage to ensure data confidentiality and integrity, while hash verification is used to ensure data consistency.
- Compatible : Supports importing your existing Restic repository.
- Diversity : Expand Tencent cos, Alibaba oos, and Huawei obs as backend storage warehouses to facilitate domestic users.
Website: github.com/kubackup/kubackup
Support:
Developer: kubackup
License: GNU General Public License v3.0
Kubackup is written in Go. Learn Go with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
Related Software
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|---|---|
| Déjà Dup | Hides the complexity of doing backups the Right Way |
| Backrest | Web UI and orchestrator for restic backup |
| Zerobyte | Backup automation for your remote storage |
| Restic Browser | Simple restic backup GUI built with Tauri |
| resticterm | Terminal-based UI written in C# |
| kubackup | Web UI written in Go |
| Resticity | Cross-platform UI for restic, built with Wails |
| Restic Backup GX | Simple GUI built with Electron and Vue3 |
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