Free Open Source Backup Application for Mac
Stumble it!Mac is an operating system developed by Apple. Just like Windows and Linux people give more priority to their backup applications so that they don’t lose any data in case of a damage or virus attack.
This is where Bonkey comes in. It’s a highly recommended open source Mac Application that can backup to most storage devices. It offers lots of great features and support Ftp, email along with Amazon S3, compression, encryption, scheduling, and synchronization.
What I love about Bonkey is that it gives you the option to choose the files that needs to be backed up, set the destination and select how often it should make backup or you can always take full backup automatically at a set interval and at a set time if desired.
Key features of Bonkey include
- Backup to multiple locations, including Amazon S3, SFTP, FTP, Windows shares, and local disks;
- Backup Microsoft SQL Server databases;
- Backup automatically at a set interval and at a set time if desired;
- Backup only modified files, or a snapshot of the files you select;
- Compress and encrypt files during backup;
- Be configured to email any errors during backup to you;
- Allow drag and drop transfers between different locations; and
- Show built-in help.
Download Bonkey for Mac
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