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Perform backups at the end of each working day
Be able to recover an accidentally deleted or inadvertently modified file if this has been
discovered relatively quickly
Have access to a weekly backup for 10 days after it was created
Keep monthly backups for half a year.
Backup scheme parameters can then be set up as follows.
Start backup at: 6:00 PM
Back up on: Workdays
Weekly/monthly: Friday
Keep backups:
Daily: 1 week
Weekly: 10 days
Monthly: 6 months
With this scheme, you will have a week to recover a previous version of a damaged file from a daily
backup; as well as 10-day access to weekly backups. Each monthly full backup will be available for six
months since the creation date.
Work schedule
Suppose you are a part-time financial consultant and work in a company on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
On these days, you often make changes to your financial documents, statements, and update the
spreadsheets etc. on your laptop. To back up this data, you may want to:
Track changes to the financial statements, spreadsheets, etc. performed on Tuesdays and
Thursdays (daily incremental backup).
Have a weekly summary of file changes since last month (Friday weekly differential backup).
Have a monthly full backup of your files.
Moreover, assume that you want to retain access to all backups, including the daily ones, for at least
six months.
The following GFS scheme suits such purposes:
Start backup at: 11:30 PM
Back up on: Tuesday, Thursday, Friday
Weekly/monthly: Friday
Keep backups:
Daily: 6 months
Weekly: 6 months
Monthly: 5 years
Here, daily incremental backups will be created on Tuesdays and Thursdays, with weekly and
monthly backups performed on Fridays. Note that, in order to choose Friday in the Weekly/monthly
field, you need to first select it in the Back up on field.
Such an archive would allow you to compare your financial documents as of the first and the last day
of work, and have a five-year history of all documents, etc.
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