I need a easy graphical backup utility for mysql

[John Smith]

Hi

I am currently reviewing our backup procedures. Part of the issue has been
finding the right fit. There are obviously backup products that provide
mysql agents but unfortunately can not for fill our complete backup/disaster
requirements. I have evaluated bakbone, arkeia, brightstor, veritas. I am
currently looking at evault, commvault and ipstor.

I am now looking to separate mysql from the rest of the backup. I am
looking to use a standalone graphical (web interface) utility that can
schedule full and transaction backups on a hourly basis and save the
resulting files to a shared drive (either Direct or NAS). It would be nice
to have easy control to restore data to a table level or roll forward/back
through transactions.

Any Ideas

si

At the same time the master mysql database will be replicated to a backup
server. Is replication accurate enough to perform the backup from?

[not availible]

back up to hard drives???

Sounds like you might want to use mirror raid drives insted.
but I'm lost as to why arkadia wouldn't work for you.
Select seperate tape drive units for system, and sql tables.
Robert

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back up to hard drives???

Sounds like you might want to use mirror raid drives insted.
but I'm lost as to why arkadia wouldn't work for you.
Select seperate tape drive units for system, and sql tables.
Robert

[not availible]

back up to hard drives???

Sounds like you might want to use mirror raid drives insted.
but I'm lost as to why arkadia wouldn't work for you.
Select seperate tape drive units for system, and sql tables.
Robert