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Hi
I do not have an ENT license at moment to test but i am proposing this to a customer that requires redundancy.
https://www.3cx.com/docs/failover/
From the failover doco it appears that FTP and Google are natively supported for backup and restore which is required for failover operation. Is there a recommended way to do the daily backup and restore in AWS running on Debian? Can i just run an FTP server on say Primary server and store locally (and ftp restore from passive server) or run s3fs for example to store on S3 ?
I cannot seem to find any usable doco for AWS failover design.
I do not have an ENT license at moment to test but i am proposing this to a customer that requires redundancy.
https://www.3cx.com/docs/failover/
From the failover doco it appears that FTP and Google are natively supported for backup and restore which is required for failover operation. Is there a recommended way to do the daily backup and restore in AWS running on Debian? Can i just run an FTP server on say Primary server and store locally (and ftp restore from passive server) or run s3fs for example to store on S3 ?
I cannot seem to find any usable doco for AWS failover design.