Duplicacy has been validated for use with Wasabi. Duplicacy is a cross-platform tool for backing up files to cloud storage services, offering lock-free deduplication, client-side encryption, and a database-less approach through a Web-based GUI.
Requirements
Active Wasabi Cloud Storage Account
Wasabi Bucket - See Working With Buckets and Objects
Duplicacy Web Edition (Windows, MacOS, Linux)
Configure Storage
Download the appropriate OS version of the Web Client installer and run the executable.
To access the web GUI input the following address 127.0.0.1:3875
You will be prompted to establish a new password.
Create a Wasabi storage after logging in.
Click Storage.
Next click S3.
Click on Service Provider and from the drop-down menu, select Wasabi.
Enter the following information.
Endpoint - Specify the Wasabi Service URL
Region - Specify the Wasabi Region
Access ID - Input your Wasabi Access Key
Access Key - Input your Wasabi Secret Key
Bucket - Choose the bucket you created
Directory - Input the folder or directory name you created in the bucket if any
You can validate that your keys are correct by clicking the directory icon on the right side of the Bucket fields. It will populate a list of your buckets to choose from.
Note - that this example discusses the use of Wasabi’s us-east-1 storage region. To use other Wasabi storage regions, please use the appropriate Wasabi service URL as described in this article.
Click Continue. Then choose if you want to encrypt the storage or not. If not, you can leave the password blank.
Provide a Storage name and then click Add.
Once created, you will now see it listed in Storage
Backup Job
Next, configure a Backup job by clicking Backup in the left-hand pane.
Then click the + symbol.
Select the Directory you want to back up and provide a backup ID. Click Save.
You will now see your backup job listed.
Click Play to run the job and protect the data.
Schedule
Next, you will want to create a Check job and a Backup Job to run against the storage.
Click Schedule.
Click + symbol.
Give the schedule a name, specify when you want it to run. Click Save.
Click the + symbol on the schedule and add a job type.
From the type drop-down menu, select Check.
Click Save.
Once the job has successfully ran go back to Storage and you can now see the data listed.
Repeat these steps to create the Backup job to backup the data.
If you log into your Wasabi console and go to your bucket you can also see the data listed now.
