Just a heads up for people. This will not work (as far as I could get working) with a system running 0.3.x backups to s3 and trying to restore from them.
Got it....you beat me to it. I had just figured that part out!! I didn't understand that part. ALSO, and this might be helpful for others, in the releases section, if you expand the little blue link at the bottom that says something like "see the other 35 assets", then the VFS extension will be downloadable from there!
Neat. What I wasn't able to find was the dynamic library, just the `litestream` executable. Was there some secret you used for the litestream dylib? Thanks in advance!
Thank you for your efforts. Unfortunately people are people and the loudest are usually the complainers. I wish we, your supporters, were able to muster as loud of applause when the complaints come in, but we are too busy enjoying your work. Thank you again.
Sidenote: thank you also to all those project leads that put themselves out there. Not easy being the $h1t magnet.
Great job having fun and practicing making a company. Love it. Keep going! I remember using this one https://www.sheetgo.com/ back when they were starting. Fun to watch them grow!
You and me both!!! If you ever find that, please remember this and point me to it as well. My thoughts were: use all the free capacity of the drives you mentioned to make a filesystem like HDFS which distributes blocks all over the place.. :)
Looks very intriguing! Tried to get something quickly going with a small db set up I have. Just ran into a `peer type not supported` error and was wondering which three databases are supported of the ones you have listed. See the attached picture. https://d.pr/i/HYIk0Z+
I am very surprised that there aren't more people/companies announcing "offsite backup capabilities" for JIRA or Confluence, etc.. I did just search for scripts that can do this, I'd probably pay a few bucks for something like that at this point.
Great idea. I am finding it difficult to use however. I filed one bug, and it seems that there may be a few more. Maybe there is too much load on the service, but it seems that some of the basic functions are functioning as planned. I look forward to seeing if it is just in passing, because the idea is super!
One more question... How effective would this be for a `network questionable` environment, if I were let's say doing a mobile app and wanted to incorporate this type of solution in for an offline first type of experience?