NQRust Backup and Restore
Protect Linux and Windows systems, keep copies on disk, tape, or S3-compatible storage, and recover the exact files and versions you need from one control plane.
NQRust Backup and Restore
NQRust brings the answers into one operational workflow:
NQRust Backup and Restore
A completed backup job is useful. A clear recovery path is what keeps the business moving.
NQRust turns scattered backup tasks into a recovery-ready system: policy, storage, catalog, and restore working together.
NQRust Backup and Restore
Define what matters before the incident, place each copy where it belongs, and give operators a guided path to the required data.
Select clients and files, then combine scheduled or on-demand jobs with full, differential, incremental, Virtual Full, or Always Incremental workflows.
Use pools, retention, pruning, recycling, copy, and migration jobs across disk, tape, and configured S3-compatible storage.
Browse jobs, directories, files, versions, media, and storage relationships through catalog metadata instead of searching volumes manually.
Recover selected files or directories to the original system, an alternate path, or another configured client, with controlled replace behavior.
Job history, available versions, a browsable file tree, restore destination, replace policy, and the resulting recovery job.
The Director controls the job and catalog. Normal backup and restore payload moves directly between the protected system and the Storage Daemon.
NQRust Backup and Restore
Search cataloged recovery points, choose the required version, and restore selected files or directories without treating every request as a full-system exercise.
Relevant capabilities:
Keep operational recovery copies on disk, use managed tape for removable-media strategies, and add configured S3-compatible storage for an external destination.
Relevant capabilities:
Coordinate Linux and Windows clients from a central Director, with optional integration paths for specialized workloads and network-storage environments.
Relevant capabilities:
Use the WebUI for routine administration and the scriptable console for automation, while named consoles, profiles, and ACLs restrict commands and resources.
Relevant capabilities:
NQRust Backup and Restore
You do not need to redesign every backup workflow at once. Start with one representative system and prove the restore.
Centralize recurring protection for file servers, shared data, application files, and configuration.
Combine directly accessible disk copies with managed tape pools and automated libraries.
Add a configured S3-compatible destination without operating an object-storage service inside NQRust.
Coordinate protection across the network, subject to the required connectivity and security design.
Use NDMP paths for validated network-storage devices and supported recovery scenarios.
Explore release-specific plugin paths for VMware, Hyper-V, and Proxmox after compatibility has been confirmed.
Start small. Prove recovery. Expand with evidence.
One client, one policy, one storage destination, and one meaningful restore are enough to begin.
NQRust Backup and Restore
The AGPLv3-licensed core, inspectable configuration, and plugin interfaces give teams visibility into how the platform operates and room to extend it.
Disk, tape, and configured object-storage paths allow recovery speed, retention, location, and cost to shape the design.
The Director coordinates policy and catalog updates while normal file payload moves between the protected client and storage.
People and automation
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WebUI and Console
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Director <----> PostgreSQL Catalog
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+---- job and policy control ----+
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Protected Client <==== backup data ====> Storage Daemon
Linux / Windows Disk / Tape / S3PostgreSQL stores catalog metadata. Backup payload remains on the media managed by the Storage Daemon.
Security is configured and validated for each deployment—not hidden behind a marketing claim.
NQRust Backup and Restore
The deploy-ready path in this release focuses on an Ubuntu-based server with Linux and Windows client bundles. Exact operating-system and workload versions are confirmed for the selected release.
Yes. Browse cataloged jobs and versions, select files or directories, and restore them to the original or an alternate destination.
Configured destinations include disk or file volumes, tape and automated libraries, and S3-compatible storage through the available integration.
Named consoles, profiles, and Director ACLs restrict commands and resources. The WebUI also provides administrative and read-only roles.
Yes. Director, PostgreSQL catalog, clients, and Storage Daemons have distinct roles and can be placed according to network, security, and storage needs.
Bring the operating system, workload, or storage target you want to explore.
NQRust Backup and Restore
Bring one representative workload and one recovery question. See the path from protection policy to restored data using your success criteria.
What would you like to recover first?
A short discovery call is enough to identify the most useful demo or proof-of-concept path.
Compatibility, security configuration, storage integration, and workload-specific capabilities are validated for the target release and environment. No universal performance or recovery-time claim is implied.