Relax-and-Recover documentation
Getting started
Release notes
- Relax-and-Recover Release Notes 2.7
- Relax-and-Recover Release Notes 2.6
- Relax-and-Recover Release Notes 2.5
- Relax-and-Recover Release Notes 2.4
- Relax-and-Recover Release Notes 2.3
- Relax-and-Recover Release Notes 2.2
- Relax-and-Recover Release Notes 2.1
- Relax-and-Recover Release Notes 2.00
- Relax-and-Recover Release Notes 1.19
- Relax-and-Recover Release Notes 1.18
- Relax-and-Recover Release Notes 1.17.2
- Relax-and-Recover Release Notes 1.16.1
- Relax-and-Recover Release Notes 1.15.0
- Relax-and-Recover Release Notes 1.14.0
User guide
A new sub-project is born to create a proper ReaR User Guide. Please submit your ideas, pull requests or buy some time with a ReaR subscription.
- Introduction
- Getting started
- Configuration
- Scenarios
- Integration
- Layout configuration
- Tips and Tricks
- Troubleshooting
- Design concepts
- Integrating external backup programs into rear
- Using Multiple Backups for Relax-and-Recover
- BLOCKCLONE as backup method
- Support for TCG Opal 2-compliant Self-Encrypting Disks
- Documentation for the ZYPPER and YUM Methods
- EFISTUB support
- Documentation for the Rubrik Cloud Data Management (CDM) Backup and Restore Method
- Documentation for the Portable Recovery Mode
Other documentation (not integrated into the User Guide yet)
- Concept
- Installation
- Use cases
- Best practices
External Links
- Linux Disaster Recovery mit Relax-and-Recover und EMC Networker - in German
- Official SEP documentation on Linux Disaster Recovery with Relax-and-Recover and SEP sesam
- iX article P2V-Migration mit ReaR - article in German language
- Admin Magazine article Exploring the Relax and Recoverbackup and rescue system
- Admin Magazine article Better Backups introduction to Bareos and ReaR
- IBM Power Systems Linux Center Montpellier presentation on Relax and Recover on POWER (Updated 05-2017)
- How to install and use ReaR (Migration & Recovery tool) on CentOS 7 / RHEL 7
- Relax and Recover (ReaR) 1 Easy Guide