FastBack
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Visit| Fact | FastBack | FastBack |
|---|---|---|
| Backup storage | It supports local backups and remote backups to Git servers or network volumes. | Local backup data is kept in a hidden .git directory inside the world folder. |
| Integrations | FastBack supports LuckPerms permissions and remote backups to Git servers such as GitHub. | FastBack supports LuckPerms through the Fabric Permissions API for fine-grained command permissions. |
| Local backups | The mod can back up worlds locally and restore a snapshot as a copy of the world. | The mod can create backups on the local machine. |
| Purpose | FastBack is a Minecraft mod that creates incremental world backup snapshots, saving only changed parts of the world. | FastBack is a Minecraft mod that creates incremental world backup snapshots, saving only changed parts of the world. |
| Requirements | FastBack requires native Git and Git LFS to be installed. | FastBack requires native Git and Git LFS to be installed and available on the Minecraft process PATH. |
| Restore | You can restore a snapshot as a separate world copy; restoring does not change the current world files. | A restore creates a copy of the world from a selected snapshot, leaving the current world files untouched. |
| Retention | FastBack supports daily, fixed-count, GFS, or all-snapshots retention policies; its default keeps the last snapshot from each day and all snapshots from the last three days. | FastBack supports snapshot pruning and retention policies. |
| Scheduling | Backups can run when a world shuts down or after Minecraft autosaves, with a configurable minimum wait between automatic backups. | Backups can run automatically when a world shuts down or after Minecraft autosaves. |
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FastBack suits Minecraft Java players and server operators who want automated incremental world backups and restore copies. It is a fit for users comfortable installing Git and Git LFS.
FastBack suits Minecraft players and server operators who want automated, incremental world backups and the option to restore a snapshot as a separate copy. It is best suited to worlds around 5GB or smaller, and requires comfort installing native Git and Git LFS.