Since my restore is bigger than my free space, I do not! This is basically a super vanilla rclone mount. Note, do not add any caching unless you have the scratch space. Print(subprocess.check_output().decode()) This is just what I worked out!įrom tqdm import tqdm # This is 3rd party. The second is with rclone filters but I do not suggest that as you waste the time and expense to extract the files. The first and best is to filter which files you include. What is this forīesides just putting it into its own B2 bucket, this process is useful to seed a different backup tool (including rclone, but really any) Can I filter it So while I am paying more for egress than, say, downloading the restore (and especially more than if I were to request a USB drive or download right from Backblaze Personal), it saves me the bandwidth. I want to use my VPS's bandwidth but my VPS is small! (~10gb free). My test restore is small but my main use is for a 200+gb restore. Why do this vs downloading the entire zip file? I have no idea how bad but I'd imagine it isn't great! So expect to pay more egress than you're actually using. Yes! You will be downloading from B2 so you pay egress. I also use the awsome tqdm library but you can ignore that if you don't want it. I am also assuming you've already set up rclone with B2 and/or an additional remote. You need rclone and FUSE so you can rclone mount.
#USING RCLONE BACKBLAZE SOFTWARE#
I suspect any tool would work What software do you need No idea! I am using a Debian VPS and my restore was from a macOS backup. I would say this demonstration is for people who are willing to play around and learn it. Python is super readable so it should be easy enough to (lightly) customize if you don't know Python. It is not designed to be an easy or user-friendly process. To really answer the question, this is for people who want to do something similar and can use this as a guide. Me! Seriously, I wrote this for my own recall/notes in the future but I thought I'd share it
This is a guide demonstration of how I use rclone to expand the contents of a Backblaze snapshot on B2 into another B2 bucket. (it was a Jupyter export) Using rclone to "extract" Backblaze Zip Snapshots and Reupload to B2
#USING RCLONE BACKBLAZE CODE#
It is here and also in Markdown format below but it uses backtick code blocks so it may not render properly on all reddit viewers. This is a demonstration and not a "guide". I wrote a Python script to do it so I could pull out about 500mb at a time, and then re-upload it to B2 (or another rclone remote). The answer was to use rclone mount and then a tool to work the zipfile without reading the entire thing at once.
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