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Backup Tool Python Packages

Python packages with the GitHub topic backup-tool. Sorted by monthly downloads, with stars and forks.
per2jensen
dar-backup

Personal digital preservation for Linux — verifiable, repairable backups designed for recovery years from now.

1K 44 4
YahyaToubali
televault

High-performance encrypted cloud storage on Telegram MTProto

636 12 0
donno2048
gitback

The easiest way to makes a backup of all your repositories and gists from GitHub using Python

300 19 0
mark-bromell
simbak

Simbak is a simple backup solution, it's Python package & Command Line Application. It is aimed towards individuals who just want a quick and easy way to backup their files.

231 4 0
creativeprojects
resticprofile

Configuration profiles manager and scheduler for restic backup

173 1K 72
vitonsky
replicator-cli

Replicator is a task runner for backups

161 0 0
jamubc
canvas-downloader

A fast, safe, and customizable tool to download course content from Canvas (Instructure).

132 6 0
needs-coffee
winbackup

Backup user files on windows to 7z archives

117 1 0
diyarbagis
flasknetworkbackup

A free open-source Flask app for backup on switches,routers and firewalls.

97 3 0
myrosama
daemonclient

DaemonClient is an open-source tool that allows self-hosting a free, unlimited and post-quantum secured cloud storage ecosystem with the already available infrastructure and without the need for physical servers

91 6 0
KonstantinPankratov
backupy-tool

🦉 Python script for backup files and directories. Save your files from loss or damage.

64 0 0
HubTou
pnu-dcmp

compare two directories, deduplicating if requested

63 0 0
rndazurescript
coco2customvision

A simple script to upload a coco dataset to custom vision and vice versa

54 3 1
kennylajara
runup

RunUp is a backup system that can be managed by command line. It is intended to be easy to use, fast and secure.

34 0 0
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