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In order to back up DSpace to DuraCloud:

Determine the version of DSpace that you are running

Tim -- is there a quick and easy way to determine this?

For DSpace 1.8.0+

For users running DSpace 1.8.0, the Replication Task Suite add-on is available and provides the ability to perform backups and restores easily via the DSpace Administrative User Interface of DSpace. For further information regarding how to download and install the add-on, please visit the Replication Task Suite documentation.

For DSpace 1.7.0-1.7.2

For users running DSpace 1.7.0-1.7.2, you have the ability to use the DSpace out-of-the-box "AIP Backup and Restore" tools to backup DSpace to a set of AIPs (Archival Information Packages).  This has the added advantage of letting you backup or restore just individual items.  But, you still can only perform those backups via commandline & using DuraCloud sync tools

 

For DSpace 1.0.x - 1.6.x

For users of DSpace versions 1.0.x through 1.6.x, performing backups involves the entire database (at once) along with the entire set of files. So, DuraCloud could still be useful to get an offsite backup of your content, but that content can only ever be restored in its entirety (e.g. there is no way to easily restore a single Item). These backups can only be performed via the command line, and you'd have to use DuraCloud sync tools to get the files into DuraCloud

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