Linux Backups and Restorations Articles
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This collection of articles details the common commands and procedures for backing up or restoring your Linux server.
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Use Tar, Gzip & Zip in Linux
Read more: Use Tar, Gzip & Zip in LinuxLearn how to decompress `.gz` and `.tar.gz` files in Linux. Our guide also covers the key differences between `TAR`, `GZ`, `TGZ`, and `ZIP` file formats.
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Using rsync for backups on Linux/Unix systems
Read more: Using rsync for backups on Linux/Unix systemsLearn what `rsync` is and how to use it for fast, reliable backups on Linux. Our guide covers incremental file transfers for local and remote syncs.
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Using rsync to Sync Local and Remote Systems
Read more: Using rsync to Sync Local and Remote SystemsDiscover how to sync local and remote systems using the Linux rsync utility. Learn basic commands, remote SSH transfers, and using alternate ports.
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Using Tar & Gzip/Gunzip to Create or Unzip GZ Files/TGZ Files in Linux
Read more: Using Tar & Gzip/Gunzip to Create or Unzip GZ Files/TGZ Files in LinuxLearn how to unzip (decompress/uncompress) .gz or tar.gz files in Linux. This article covers the differences between TAR, GZ, TAR.GZ, TGZ, and ZIP files.