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A network-attached storage (NAS) software is a file-level\ncomputer data storage server connected to a computer network, and it\nmakes the stored data available to heterogeneous clients. Wasabi, on the\nother hand, is a cloud storage service that is much cheaper than Amazon\nS3.",[183,192,193],{},"If you have data stored in TrueNAS, then you want it or need it to back\nit up somewhere such as Amazon S3, google drive, and Backblaze, etc., to\nprotect it if some failure arises. In this blog post, we will learn how\nto backup TrueNAS to the cloud with Wasabi. As you will see, it is\npretty easy to directly backup TrueNAS to the cloud. So, without further\nado, let's get started.",[183,195,196],{},"There are two basic steps in backing up TrueNAS to the cloud, i.e.,",[198,199,200,204],"ul",{},[201,202,203],"li",{},"Configuration",[201,205,206],{},"Adding a sync task",[183,208,209],{},"let's start with the configuration step.",[211,212,203],"h1",{"id":213},"configuration",[183,215,216,217,224,225,228],{},"First, go ahead to the ",[218,219,223],"a",{"href":220,"rel":221},"https:\u002F\u002Fconsole.wasabisys.com\u002F",[222],"nofollow","Wasabi console","\npage and click on the ",[186,226,227],{},"Access Keys"," tab. There, you can see a list of\naccess keys, which you will require to access the Wasabi Buckets.",[183,230,231],{},[232,233],"img",{"alt":234,"src":235},"","\u002Fimages\u002Fblog\u002Fbackup_truenas_wasabi_image1.png",[183,237,238],{},"The keys are blurred out here, but you will need yours. Keep their track\nas we will use them in a bit.",[183,240,241,242,245,246,249],{},"Now, let's go to TrueNAS and set the cloud credentials that are from\nWasabi. To do that, click the ",[186,243,244],{},"System"," tab in the left navigation and\nthen scroll down and find ",[186,247,248],{},"Cloud Credentials",", i.e.,",[183,251,252],{},[232,253],{"alt":234,"src":254},"\u002Fimages\u002Fblog\u002Fbackup_truenas_wasabi_image2.png",[183,256,257],{},"Click on the add button on the right side to insert details.",[183,259,260],{},[232,261],{"alt":234,"src":262},"\u002Fimages\u002Fblog\u002Fbackup_truenas_wasabi_image3.png",[183,264,265,266,269,270,273,274,277,278,281],{},"Here, you will add information such as name and provider. You can put\nany name there. If you click on the ",[186,267,268],{},"Provider"," field, a drop-down menu\nwill appear, and you can find many different providers such as Amazon\nS3, Dropbox, HTTP, and Google Drive, etc. One thing you might notice as\nyou scroll down is that there is no option to choose Wasabi. But, don't\nworry, since Wasabi is S3 compatible, we can select Amazon S3. After\nthat, we need to add the ",[186,271,272],{},"Access key ID"," and the ",[186,275,276],{},"Secret Access Key","\nof Wasabi that we had seen earlier. You can add yours there. The\n",[186,279,280],{},"Maximum Upload Parts"," field represents the total number of chunks\npossible whenever there is a multipart upload. For now, we put 10,000.",[183,283,284,285,288],{},"Since we are using Wasabi, we need to configure some additional settings\nas well. To do that, click on the ",[186,286,287],{},"Advanced Settings"," checkbox.",[183,290,291],{},[232,292],{"alt":234,"src":293},"\u002Fimages\u002Fblog\u002Fbackup_truenas_wasabi_image4.png",[183,295,296,297,300,301,306,307,310],{},"For the ",[186,298,299],{},"Endpoint URL",", go ahead to the ",[218,302,305],{"href":303,"rel":304},"https:\u002F\u002Fwasabi-support.zendesk.com\u002Fhc\u002Fen-us\u002Farticles\u002F360015106031-What-are-the-service-URLs-for-Wasabi-s-different-storage-regions-",[222],"Wasabi's Service\nURLs","\nwebsite and select the URL according to your region. If you do not know\nor remember what region you added, go to the Wasabi console page and\nclick the ",[186,308,309],{},"Buckets"," tab. You can see your selected region there.",[183,312,313],{},[232,314],{"alt":234,"src":315},"\u002Fimages\u002Fblog\u002Fbackup_truenas_wasabi_image5.png",[183,317,318,319,322,323,326],{},"Since the region selected is ",[186,320,321],{},"us-east-1"," (default one) here, the\ncorresponding URL will be ",[186,324,325],{},"s3.wasabisys.com",".",[183,328,329],{},[232,330],{"alt":234,"src":331},"\u002Fimages\u002Fblog\u002Fbackup_truenas_wasabi_image6.png",[183,333,334,335,338],{},"These are all the details that you need to add to set the cloud\ncredentials. Finally, click the ",[186,336,337],{},"VERIFY CREDENTIAL"," button. You should\nget something like this.",[183,340,341],{},[232,342],{"alt":234,"src":343},"\u002Fimages\u002Fblog\u002Fbackup_truenas_wasabi_image7.png",[183,345,346],{},"Cool, you are done with the first step!",[211,348,350],{"id":349},"add-a-cloud-sync-task","Add a Cloud Sync Task",[183,352,353,354,357,358,361],{},"This was just the configuration part. The next step is to see how to\nbackup. This will be done by creating a sync task. To do that, go to the\n",[186,355,356],{},"Tasks"," tab in the navigation bar and select the ",[186,359,360],{},"Cloud Sync Tasks","\noption.",[183,363,364],{},[232,365],{"alt":234,"src":366},"\u002Fimages\u002Fblog\u002Fbackup_truenas_wasabi_image8.png",[183,368,369],{},"Let's go ahead and click the add button to create a new task.",[183,371,372],{},[232,373],{"alt":234,"src":374},"\u002Fimages\u002Fblog\u002Fbackup_truenas_wasabi_image9.png",[183,376,377,378,381,382,385],{},"First, add some description about the task and select a cloud credential\n(the one added in the first step). Then, we need to choose the\n",[186,379,380],{},"Direction"," of transferring the data. It can be either push, i.e.,\nsending to the cloud storage (Wasabi in our case), or pull, i.e.,\ngetting the data from the cloud storage. After that, we have to choose\nthe ",[186,383,384],{},"Transfer Mode",". There are three of them, i.e.,",[198,387,388,394,400],{},[201,389,390,393],{},[186,391,392],{},"Copy:"," it copies all the files from the source to the\ndestination. If there is a file at the destination with the name as\nthe source file, then it will get overwritten by the source file.",[201,395,396,399],{},[186,397,398],{},"Move:"," It moves files from the source to the destination. As\nexpected, it deletes files at the source while moving. Like the copy\nmode, it also overwrites files with the same name at the\ndestination.",[201,401,402,405],{},[186,403,404],{},"Sync:"," It makes all the files the same between the source and the\ndestination.",[183,407,408,409,412],{},"For this task, we select the copy mode. Next, we need to specify the\n",[186,410,411],{},"Directory"," that we want to transfer.",[183,414,415],{},[232,416],{"alt":234,"src":417},"\u002Fimages\u002Fblog\u002Fbackup_truenas_wasabi_image10.png",[183,419,420,421,424],{},"Let's now specify the ",[186,422,423],{},"schedule"," to set the timings of task execution.\nIt can be daily, weekly, or monthly. You can also define a custom\nschedule if you have specific requirements. Here, we choose the monthly\nbackups.",[183,426,427],{},"There are also other advanced options available such as bandwidth limit,\npre-script, and post-script. You can also encrypt and decrypt your data\nwhile pushing or pulling to protect your data from malware. TrueNAS also\ngives you an option to encrypt or decrypt your file names. So, for\nexample, if you have emojis (or non-standard characters) in your file\nnames. Now, Wasabi doesn't support such names. Therefore, you can\nencrypt such file names to properly backup your data. Moreover, one of\nthe great things about TrueNAS is that they have taken the time to\nexplain each field separately. So, you can click on the help icon (the\none with ?) to see details about any field if you get confused anywhere.",[183,429,430],{},"Now we are all set up to submit our task. But before that, let's dry run\nit.",[183,432,433],{},[232,434],{"alt":234,"src":435},"\u002Fimages\u002Fblog\u002Fbackup_truenas_wasabi_image11.png",[183,437,438],{},"After the dry run gets completed successfully, we submit our task.",[183,440,441],{},[232,442],{"alt":234,"src":443},"\u002Fimages\u002Fblog\u002Fbackup_truenas_wasabi_image12.png",[183,445,446],{},"As you can see in the above screenshot, the task is now added. If we\nclick on the details (>) icon, we will get something like this:",[183,448,449],{},[232,450],{"alt":234,"src":451},"\u002Fimages\u002Fblog\u002Fbackup_truenas_wasabi_image13.png",[183,453,454,455,458],{},"You can see details about the transfer mode, schedule, and direction\nmode, etc. You can also edit the task, run it now, or delete it, etc.\nLet's click on the ",[186,456,457],{},"RUN NOW"," button.",[183,460,461],{},[232,462],{"alt":234,"src":463},"\u002Fimages\u002Fblog\u002Fbackup_truenas_wasabi_image14.png",[183,465,466],{},[232,467],{"alt":234,"src":468},"\u002Fimages\u002Fblog\u002Fbackup_truenas_wasabi_image15.png",[183,470,471],{},"We are done!",[211,473,475],{"id":474},"conclusion","Conclusion",[183,477,478],{},"That's all there is to backup TrueNAS to Wasabi. Summarizing the whole\npost, we started with a brief introduction of TrueNAS and Wasabi. Then,\nwe saw how to set Wasabi credentials in TrueNAS. After that, we added\nthe task to backup the data. 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