Hello,
I'm working on my backup system based on Resilio Sync and I want to make sure, that my scenario will work in case of disaster. Let's imagine certain scenario:
* I have machine "A" with Resilio Sync installed as docker container with /sync /config /download mapped to the host's filesystem
* I have machine "B" with only encrypted keys exchanged as a safe off site backup.
* I have machine "Z" that stores bakup of /sync and /config folders from Resilio Instance on machine "A"
Now, let's imagine, that disaster came and machine "A" is dead. I cannot retrieve data, because machine "B" only holds encrypted keys. Is it possible to restore /sync and /config data from "Z" machine on new computer, rerun container, download and decrypt data from "B" machine? Is there a chance that id of peer from machine "A" will be not valid anymore?
I hope, that you understand what I mean, because it seems like encrypted node doesn't make much sense once other nodes with read and write permissions are dead.
Hello, I'm working on my backup system based on Resilio Sync and I want to make sure, that my scenario will work in case of disaster. Let's imagine certain scenario: * I have machine "A" with Resilio Sync installed as docker container with /sync /config /download mapped to the host's filesystem * I have machine "B" with only encrypted keys exchanged as a safe off site backup. * I have machine "Z" that stores bakup of /sync and /config folders from Resilio Instance on machine "A" Now, let's imagine, that disaster came and machine "A" is dead. I cannot retrieve data, because machine "B" only holds encrypted keys. Is it possible to restore /sync and /config data from "Z" machine on new computer, rerun container, download and decrypt data from "B" machine? Is there a chance that id of peer from machine "A" will be not valid anymore? I hope, that you understand what I mean, because it seems like encrypted node doesn't make much sense once other nodes with read and write permissions are dead.