I use borg backup and I am very happy with it.
this post was submitted on 10 Apr 2021
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a basic borg backup script works well
Duplicity + Dรฉjร Dup.
I've been using borg for awhile and it seems to work fine. Haven't missed a beat when I've had to try and restore something.
I've seen a few notes around from people who really dislike it, though it doesn't seem apparent why. Maybe it's slow, but for my needs, I don't care.
I use restic and a handful of systemd timers. Off-site, encrypted, reliable. I really like it.