Resource Types

The table below lists all Bacula resource types that are currently implemented. It shows what resources must be defined for each service (daemon). The default configuration files will already contain at least one example of each permitted resource, so you need not worry about creating all these resources from scratch.

Resource types

Resource	Director	Client	Storage	Console
Autochanger	No	No	Yes	No
Catalog	Yes	No	No	No
Client	Yes	Yes	No	No
Cloud	No	No	Yes	No
Console	Yes	No	No	Yes
Device	No	No	Yes	No
Director	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
FileSet	Yes	No	No	No
Job	Yes	No	No	No
JobDefs	Yes	No	No	No
Message	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
Pool	Yes	No	No	No
Schedule	Yes	No	No	No
Statistics	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
Storage	Yes	No	Yes	No

See also

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