Arq 4 is a major step forward for the offsite backup application. Along with support for myriad new storage types (including GreenQloud, DreamObjects, Google Cloud Storage, and any Amazon S3-compatible service), it also added SFTP backup so that I could use my remote mini as a backup storage device.
Arq 4 also improved CPU usage, added unified Glacier/S3 budgeting and allows multiple backup targets. It’s a huge upgrade, and I’m pleased to announce that I have five copies to give away.
An Arq 4 license is valued at $39.99 US, so this is a giveaway you won’t want to miss. Just sign up below to enter. Winners will be drawn on Friday, March 14th at 12pm CST, and notified by email. One entry per person, and please use your full name1.
Read more about the v4 release on the Arq blog.
Sorry, this giveaway has ended.
Seriously, next time around I think I’m just going to have the KILLOTRON Giveaway Robot just discard single-name entries… ↩
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