B Bilal New Member Jul 20, 2019 11 0 1 35 Aug 16, 2019 #1 Dear Experts Could someone provide the tip/link to save my VMs backup to Azure Storage .
LnxBil Distinguished Member Feb 21, 2015 10,005 2,118 303 Saarland, Germany Aug 16, 2019 #2 Bilal said: Dear Experts Could someone provide the tip/link to save my VMs backup to Azure Storage . Click to expand... The first hit on google is the microsoft documentation itself mentioning something about blobfuse, maybe check that out. (Hopefully, you're not an EU citizen and want to upload backups of systems containing personal information in accordance of the GDPR) Reactions: Dominic
Bilal said: Dear Experts Could someone provide the tip/link to save my VMs backup to Azure Storage . Click to expand... The first hit on google is the microsoft documentation itself mentioning something about blobfuse, maybe check that out. (Hopefully, you're not an EU citizen and want to upload backups of systems containing personal information in accordance of the GDPR)
B Bilal New Member Jul 20, 2019 11 0 1 35 Aug 17, 2019 #3 Thanks , Blobfuse worked successfully on ubuntu , But on Proxmox unable to locate package .The reason is that blobfuse is not available for debian and proxmox is built up on debian .
Thanks , Blobfuse worked successfully on ubuntu , But on Proxmox unable to locate package .The reason is that blobfuse is not available for debian and proxmox is built up on debian .
LnxBil Distinguished Member Feb 21, 2015 10,005 2,118 303 Saarland, Germany Aug 17, 2019 #4 Bilal said: The reason is that blobfuse is not available for debian and proxmox is built up on debian . Click to expand... Then backport it from Ubuntu, should be straight forward if you know how to build Debian packages.
Bilal said: The reason is that blobfuse is not available for debian and proxmox is built up on debian . Click to expand... Then backport it from Ubuntu, should be straight forward if you know how to build Debian packages.
Dominic Proxmox Retired Staff Retired Staff Mar 18, 2019 1,388 195 68 Aug 19, 2019 #5 I've never tried it out personally, but from a quick glance AzCopy could be another solution to your problem. AzCopy is a command-line utility that you can use to copy blobs or files to or from a storage account. Click to expand...
I've never tried it out personally, but from a quick glance AzCopy could be another solution to your problem. AzCopy is a command-line utility that you can use to copy blobs or files to or from a storage account. Click to expand...