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2. Remote S3 Storage
Deduplication Capabilities Remote PBS is generally better if you're looking for performance, cost efficiency, and faster recovery times—especially if you have control over both your local and remote PBS instances on reliable networks. You get PBS's full opti...
3. RustFS remote setup
Source: https://medium.com/@VasiliGrigolaia/how-to-backup-proxmox-to-aws-s3-the-modern-way-pbs-4-0-99c5c501c693
Offsite Managed PBS
Your Proxmox backups live on the same server as your VMs. Maybe on the same disk array. If that server catches fire, gets cryptolocked, or eats its ZFS pool, your backups go with it. Offsite backup fixes this, but choosing the right offsite approach in 2026 is...
4. PBS on Bare Metal
This is the recommended option and definitely the best option where the least amount of things can go wrong. If you have a professional setup with lots of data for VM's then this is definitely the route you should take.
5. Restore from PBS Backup
You deleted your favorite childhood pictures by accident, ransomware took hold of your data or maybe your whole machine lit on fire. Then how do we restore your precious data from the backups you have taken ? That is what we will discuss in this chapter
1. Restore VM's From PBS when production node is destroyed
In this page we will explain how you can restore a virtual machine from a backup server when your primary node is destroyed. Note that this is different when your production instance is still running. This really means, bam on fire or whatever it is completely...
4. PBS OS drives are broken but storage disks are intact, what to do ?
Yes, you can reinstall Proxmox Backup Server (PBS) and import the backups even if the original PBS drive is broken, as long as your backup data itself is intact on separate storage. Here's how it works: The backup data is independent: Your actual backup files ...
3. Create Backup Jobs
1. Things to Note
If you want to backup a VM with a passed through drives then I would recommend to only backup the VM disks and not the drives. For instance if you have two 18 TB drives passed through to a TrueNas VM then you don't want to back these ones up with PBS. That is...
1.6 Shapps
A list of installation instructions, tips, gotchas and tricks for all my self hosted applications (Shapps) that I run on my home lab. Source_1: https://techhut.tv/must-have-home-server-services-2025#hoarder
Introduction
1.6.1 Docker VM Preperation
1.6.1.1 Docker VM Installation
The first VM we will create is the Docker VM. This VM will serve for all our docker compose files and applications that are not mission critical and are light weight applications. What is and what is not mission critical is of course for up to debate ;) Person...
1.6.1.2 Dockge Introduction
As we will see we can either be in the terminal all the time editing docker compose files for our applications or we can attach a GUI to it. Website Github Page So yeahh that is basically what Dockge is including many other features such as 🧑💼 Manage you...
1.6.1.3 Dockge Installation
Assuming you already have installed your Docker VM it is time to install Dockge on top of it to handle all your docker compose files ;) 1. Go to the official dockge page and basically copy the docker compose file that looks like this services: dockge: im...
1.6.1.2 Dockhand
Note! At this moment you can manage remote machines via one central Dockhand instance. However, the compose files live on the Dockhand instance instead of the remote machine. This means if the central Dockhand instance would go down you would also loose the ...
1. Bookstack
The multi user documentation page that even your grandmother can operate ;) E2EE = NOAuthentication: Password, 2FA, SSOAdmin Metadata Access: Access to all dataWebsite: bookstackapp.comRepository: CodebergInstallation Documentation: Docker DeploymentInstallat...
1. Installation
This installation walks you through installing Bookstack on a machine that already runs docker. This could be a VM or a dedicated bare metal machine. Hence, it is assumed that you run a machine where docker is already installed with a fixed private IPv4 addres...