Bacula 1 – the open source backup software

What you'll learn
Make the student ready to fully plan, install, configure and operate a Bacula backup system
Understand the most used backup strategies
Be able to configure the backup for several specific applications (databases, virtual machines etc.)
Requirements
2 virtual or physical Linux machines for Bacula Director and Client (at least one Debian 7.6 recommended) with 10 Gb free space on disk
1 virtual or physical Windows Machine (server recommended) with 10 Gb free space on disk
Description
The course presents the theory and practice of backups, covering installation, recovery, backup specific tools, disaster recovery and many other important aspects of safe and reliable backups. Real situations recording and retrieval data will be simulated.
The course is very practical: 10% theory / 90% hands-on, and all the commands are availale on the training documentation.
Some topics:
* Backup Theory
* Backup Policies
* Types, myths, topologies and backup strategies (GFS).
* Bacula Key Features and Architeture
* Bacula Server Installation and Configuration on Linux
* Installing and Configuring the Bacula Client (Linux and Windows)
* Data Compression
* Configuration and Operation of: disk storages, magnetic tape drives and autochangers
* Bacula Commands
* Full and partial data restore
* Graphical Interfaces
* Bacula Server disasters recovery
* Run and After Backup scripts
* Specific applications backup: virtual machines, databases, mail servers etc.
* Volumes Copy and Migration
* Files Deduplication
* Exercises
Everyone who works with backup or need corporate data protection should do this training in order to know more about the inner workings of this wonderful open source backup tool. It's also great for IT university students and teachers, since it allows it's code studying and modification.
Who this course is for
System Administrators
IT Technicians
IT Managers
Homepage

https://www.udemy.com/course/bacula-backup-software/