Resources

Proxmox Backup resources, guides, and best practices.

Implementation checklists, tuning tips, and how-tos for running Proxmox Backup Server with confidence—covering setup, storage, networking, retention, and verification.

What you will find

Practical guidance, no fluff.

  • 01 Step-by-step PBS deployment
  • 02 Storage design and network planning
  • 03 Retention, pruning, and verification checklists
  • 04 Common errors to avoid while backing up Proxmox

Featured guides

Start with the fundamentals.

Actionable walkthroughs to help you plan backups, deploy Proxmox Backup Server, and keep restore points healthy.

Need step-by-step how-tos?

Browse our Proxmox Backup How-To library for replication, immutability, restore, monitoring, and sizing walkthroughs.

1

How-to guide

How to set up and configure Proxmox Backup Server

Full installation and configuration checklist: storage pools, networking, TLS, pruning, verification, and connecting Proxmox VE clients.

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2

Strategy guide

Designing retention and immutable backup policies

Balance RPO/RTO with cost, set prune/GC cadence, and add object-lock-style protections via snapshots/Remote Sync or object-lock-capable storage.

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3

Tuning guide

Optimizing Proxmox Backup performance

Boost backup/restore throughput with storage layout, network tuning, concurrency, and verify/GC scheduling best practices.

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4

DR guide

Offsite & DR with PBS Remote Sync

Plan bandwidth, schedules, and failover drills when syncing to a secondary PBS for offsite protection.

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5

Comparison

PBS vs Veeam for Proxmox backups

Feature, performance, and cost comparison for backing up Proxmox with PBS versus Veeam/alt targets.

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6

Troubleshooting

Common PBS errors and fixes

Quick fixes for prune, GC, verify, certificate, and performance errors in Proxmox Backup Server.

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