README: BBR for backups over a long distance
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@@ -433,6 +433,9 @@ in README "Known limitations":
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14. **Uploaden over een lange lijn**: backup naar OVH S3 Warschau vanaf Canada (RTT 114 ms) haalt
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~1 MiB/s met één pack tegelijk; `aws s3 cp` (multipart, parallel) 6 MiB/s. Meerdere packs tegelijk
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uploaden of S3 multipart. Minder dringend dan 13 (restore).
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Oorzaak netwerk (met Sysop): pakketverlies trans-Atlantisch + cubic in de VM; met BBR gaat één
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PUT van 2,4 naar 7,5 MiB/s, ng_backup van ~1 naar ~1,6 MiB/s (rest = serieel lezen/uploaden).
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Tip over BBR in de README gezet. Let op: PVE02 staat in Canada; een restore in de EU gaat sneller.
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15. DR-document: in het Docker-voorbeeld "je containernaam" (`docker ps`) i.p.v. `nextcloud`.
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**Daarna verplicht:** een tweede volledige restore op een verse VM, alleen met de HOWTO en de
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nieuwe opties, zonder handwerk. Pas als die in één keer slaagt: 1.0.0.
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@@ -175,6 +175,13 @@ Contributions welcome via PR — add what you ran into with your own provider.
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the backend being listed is not proof it will work here. Once the extension is present it works
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the same as any other backend; no ng_backup-specific config beyond host/share/user/password.
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- **Backups over a long distance (high latency):** on Linux, the default TCP congestion control
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(cubic) slows a single connection down a lot on a long line with some packet loss. From Canada to
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an S3 bucket in Warsaw (114 ms), one upload went from 2.4 to 7.5 MiB/s after switching the
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server (or the VM/container host where TCP ends) to BBR:
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`sysctl -w net.core.default_qdisc=fq net.ipv4.tcp_congestion_control=bbr`
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(`modprobe tcp_bbr` first; make it permanent in `/etc/sysctl.d/`).
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- **NFS is not a files_external backend at all.** Mount the NFS export on the server yourself
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(e.g. via `/etc/fstab` or a systemd `.mount` unit) and point ng_backup's `local` backend at the
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mount point; ng_backup never mounts or unmounts anything on its own, so an NFS mount dropping
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