RHEL6 Best Practices: Backup & Restore Potential Using Duplicity

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Has anyone successfully deployed/made use of Duplicity for backup/restores on RHEL6? I'm currently developing some Backup & Restore "Best Practices" procedures and policies (to include best tools - I do of course note the presence/potential for utilizing AMANDA and Bacula as packages currently installed/available).

I've used duplicity + Deja-Dup gui (plays perfectly in GNOME, Nautilus) on other Linux installs (Ubuntu primarily) and like the ease of use for secure automation and direct portability of backups to AWS, Rackspace Cloud Files, etc. Just curious if others have attempted this in RHEL6 (as duplicity is actually packaged in the Fedora EPEL repo?). This is primarily for backup/restore of RHEL6 Desktops (Clients + Workstations). Thx in advance!

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