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Yes I follow the 3 2 1 rule, one local backup on the hdd, one on another disk at home (connected to a openwrt router) and one offsite on my vps.
I was using ssd for backup because I was dumb... I guess...
Because needed extra space and added mindlessly the hdd without realizing I should have moved to a more efficient approach.
borgbackup has great versioning, reduplication and compression
I saw something about Restic as an alternative to Borgbackup when I was looking around at what to so about backup https://github.com/restic/restic/
I use restic and backrest