Thanks, logged the request

KVM Linux virtual machine backups. Very few other products out there support it. LOTS of people using it.

, thanks, logged your request.
It's not currently in the pipeline so there's no ETA I could share, but definitely we will be discussing it for the mid-/long-term development

I would like to see the option to specify my own compression utility in the Linux version. For example, pbzip2 would take advantage of multiprocessor machines.

Hi , thanks for the suggestion, I'll put it on the list. Let me know if there's anything else

when creating a backup-plan,.. selecting a a local storage location,.. eg: /mnt/Backups... I would then like the ability to create a new folder within than structure to store to... and not create a new backup location for each backup.

Hi , I'm not sure I understand what you are trying to achieve by creating that new folder. Would you clarify this please?

sorry,.. let me try again... If I have a backup container,.. say a disk '/mnt/backups',.. I would like to just reference that one container,.. and place all created backups under that structure,.. but differentiate them by placing/creating a different sub-folder,.. eg /mnt/Backup2/My-Documents, and /mnt/Backups2/Pictures, and /mnt/Backups2/Videos,.. or does this blow tracking/restore philosophy away?

, not like it completely blows the philosophy away - but that's just not the way we implemented this, and currently we have no plans to change it. I have filed your request nonetheless

Any plans of producing official docker images?

Hi , no plans just yet but we are discussing this as a possible development path for the mid-term future.
Just in case, there's an unofficial docker image right here, maintained by someone who is not an affiliate of ours: https://hub.docker.com/r/jlesage/cloudberry-backup/

Thank you Gleb, already using the very same image and quite happy with it. Was just wondering if we can expect an official one.