The restic organization on GitHub is dedicated to providing a variety of backup solutions, primarily using Go as their programming language. Notable repositories include the restic backup program, which focuses on fast and secure backups, and the rest-server, which implements a REST API for backend operations. Their public presence encompasses several repositories that contribute to the backup ecosystem.
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Public repositories
restic
Fast, secure, efficient backup program
rest-server
Rest Server is a high performance HTTP server that implements restic's REST backend API.
others
Exhaustive list of backup solutions for Linux
chunker
Implementation of Content Defined Chunking (CDC) in Go
fakedatafs
FUSE filesystem with (deterministic) fake data
caddy
A plugin for the Caddy web server to act as a backend for restic
builder
Build script and Dockerfile to produce the restic binaries
calens
The restic changelog generator
restic.net
The restic.net website
beta
Small builder program to automatically compile master
restic.github.io
restic.github.io website (DEPRECATED, see repo "restic.net")
test-assets
Repo for binaries used during testing
pondi
Release helper tool for restic and related projects
Frequently asked questions
What does restic build on GitHub?
restic builds a comprehensive set of tools for backup solutions on GitHub, including the main restic backup program and various supporting projects like rest-server and chunker. These projects facilitate efficient and secure data management.
Which programming languages does restic use?
The primary programming language used by restic is Go, which is evident in most of their repositories. They also utilize Dockerfile for containerization and HTML/CSS for web-related projects, such as the restic.net website.
Are restic's repositories public?
Yes, all of restic's repositories are public on GitHub. This accessibility allows users to contribute, audit, and utilize their backup solutions freely, fostering a collaborative environment for continuous improvement.
Is this exposure intended?
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