CloudBerry Backup

Article ID: kb00121Last Modified: 22-Aug-2024 Annual Subscription Model. Frequently Asked QuestionsAs of December 1, 2021, MSP360 changes the MSP360 (formerly CloudBerry) Backup licensing policy from a perpetual (one-time fee) license to the annual subscription modelFind the answers to questions asked by users:What product editions will annual subscription apply to?I already have the one-time fee license for CloudBerry Backup. Is my license valid after December 1, 2021?I already have the one-time fee license for CloudBerry Backup. Can I buy additional one-time fee licenses for me?I started using the trial version before December 1, 2021. Can I get a one-time fee license because the subscription doesn't satisfy me?Can I purchase a monthly subscription?With an annual subscription to MSP360 (formerly CloudBerry) Backup, can I upgrade to Managed Backup for a discounted price?Q: Which products will annual subscription apply to?A: Only part of MSP360 (formerly CloudBerry) product editions will be moved to annual subscription model:Backup for Windows (all editions)Backup for macOS (all editions)Backup for Linux (all editions)VM socketMSP360 (formerly CloudBerry) Explorer and MSP360 (formerly CloudBerry) Drive will still have perpetual licenses.Q: I already own CloudBerry Backup perpertual license. Is my license valid after December 1,2021?A: YesThe subscription model will be applied for new purchases only. Existing one-time fee (perpetual) licenses will stay active along with the possibility to purchase the annual maintenanceQ: I already own CloudBerry Backup perpetual license. Can I purhcase more perpetual licenses?A: NoAny additional licenses for existing CloudBerry Backup customers will be sold under the new subscription model only.Q: I started

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Docker container for MSP360 Backup (formerly CloudBerry)This project implements a Docker container for MSP360 Backup.The GUI of the application is accessed through a modern web browser (noinstallation or configuration needed on the client side) or via any VNC client.Backup files and folders to cloud storage of your choice: Amazon S3, Azure BlobStorage, Google Cloud Storage, HP Cloud, Rackspace Cloud Files, OpenStack,DreamObjects and other.Table of ContentQuick StartUsageEnvironment VariablesDeployment ConsiderationsData VolumesPortsChanging Parameters of a Running ContainerDocker Compose FileDocker Image VersioningDocker Image UpdateSynologyunRAIDUser/Group IDsAccessing the GUISecuritySSVNCCertificatesVNC PasswordWeb AuthenticationConfiguring Users CredentialsReverse ProxyRouting Based on HostnameRouting Based on URL PathShell AccessCloudBerry Backup Web InterfaceCredentialsSupport or ContactQuick StartImportantThe Docker command provided in this quick start is given as an example andparameters should be adjusted to your need.Launch the MSP360 Backup docker container with the following command:docker run -d \ --name=cloudberry-backup \ -p 5800:5800 \ -v /docker/appdata/cloudberry-backup:/config:rw \ -v /home/user:/storage:ro \ jlesage/cloudberry-backupWhere:/docker/appdata/cloudberry-backup: This is where the application stores its configuration, states, log and any files needing persistency./home/user: This location contains files from your host that need to be accessible to the application.Browse to to access the MSP360 Backup GUI.Files from the host appear under the /storage folder in the container.Usage=]... \ [-v :[:PERMISSIONS]]... \ [-p :]... \ jlesage/cloudberry-backup">docker run [-d] \ --name=cloudberry-backup \ [-e VARIABLE_NAME>=VALUE>]... \ [-v HOST_DIR>:CONTAINER_DIR>[:PERMISSIONS]]... \ [-p HOST_PORT>:CONTAINER_PORT>]... \ jlesage/cloudberry-backupParameterDescription-dRun the container in the background. If not set, the container runs in the foreground.-ePass an environment variable to the container. See the Environment Variables section for more details.-vSet a volume mapping (allows to share a folder/file between the host and the container). See the Data Volumes section for more details.-pSet a network port mapping (exposes an internal container port to the host). See the Ports section for more details.Environment VariablesTo customize some properties of the container, the following environmentvariables can be passed via the -e parameter (one for each variable). Valueof this parameter has the format =.VariableDescriptionDefaultUSER_IDID of the user the application runs as. See User/Group IDs to better understand when this should be set.1000GROUP_IDID of the group the application runs as. See User/Group IDs to better understand when this should be set.1000SUP_GROUP_IDSComma-separated list

Welcome to our Quickstart guide for Backblaze B2 and MSP360 CloudBerry Backup. With Backblaze B2 and MSP360 CloudBerry, you will be able to automate your server backups and secure them offsite. This guide will walk you through the required steps to set up MSP360 CloudBerry Backup on a single server. If you are interested in managing multiple servers, please use our MSP360 Managed Backup Service guide.Step 1: Setting up your Backblaze B2 accountTo start, you will need to create a Backblaze B2 account. You can do this by clicking this link to our server backup page and clicking the red “Start Now” button.You should be given the choice to select a “Single Server” or “Multiple Servers”. Since this guide covers the standalone server backup, we will be clicking on “Single Server”. If you intend to back up multiple servers, we have a separate quickstart guide for this process here.You will then need to choose an email address and password for your Backblaze B2 account. You may also select the region where you would like to store your data under the “Create” button: Once you have entered your desired email and password (and Region), click on the red “Create B2 Account & Download MSP360” button. This will create your Backblaze B2 account and automatically initiate the download for the MSP360 CloudBerry Backup client. NOTE: You may be prompted to sign into your newly created Backblaze B2 account after clicking the “I’m Ready to Get Started. Take Me to My Backblaze Account” link.Step 2: Creating Application KeysBefore we install the CloudBerry Backup client that was just downloaded, there is one step we should do which is to create an Application Key which will be covered next.Once you click on the link shown in the screenshot above, you will be brought to the “Buckets” page. To create an application key, click on the “App Keys” section in the left navigation menu and click the “Add a New Application Key” button.Type in the desired name of the key in the “Name of Key:” field. Leave the rest of the settings unchanged. Now click on the blue “Create New Key” button to create the new key that we will be using with the CloudBerry Backup client. Once you have created the key, it will appear in a blue section (seen below). As you can see, the key will only be shown here once (refreshing or leaving this page will cause the key to not display again). It is advisable to save the key credentials offline in a safe place before leaving this page. Rest assured that you can easily create another application key entirely should you lose access to this one. Doing so will invalidate your previous keys.NOTE: The bucket creation will be done in the following steps within the CloudBerry application itself. When this is done, object lock will automatically be enabled on the B2 bucket upon creation using the CloudBerry application. Step 3: Installing MSP360 CloudBerry Backup Client and Creating a Backup PlanAfter