arxone/onbox repository overview

⁠Arx One On Box local server

Official Docker image for Arx One On Box, the local backup server component of Arx One Backup service. It allows you to store your encrypted, versioned backups on your own infrastructure while maintaining the security and features of Arx One Backup.

⁠Features

• Local Storage: Store backups on your own hardware for faster local network restoration
• AES-256 Encryption: All backups are encrypted with industry-standard AES-256
• Zero-Knowledge Architecture: Encryption keys are derived using PBKDF2 and can only be decrypted by the account owner
• Version Retention: Flexible time-based retention policies with unlimited history support
• Efficient Transfer: Only data differences are transmitted while maintaining complete backup snapshots
• Easy Integration: Simple setup with token-based authentication

⁠Quick Start

docker run -d \
  --name arxone-onbox \
  -v /path/to/storage:/arx \
  -p 10999:10999/udp \
  -p 8443:8443/tcp \
  -e ONBOX_TOKEN=your_token_here \
  arxone/onbox:latest

⁠Configuration

⁠Required Volume

• /arx - Mount point for local backup storage

⁠Required Environment Variables

• ONBOX_TOKEN - Authentication token generated from your Arx One Backup account

⁠Required Ports

• 10999/udp - Data transfer port
• 8443/tcp - Management interface

⁠System Requirements

• RAM: Minimum 2 MB, 4 MB recommended
• CPU: x86_64 or ARM64 architecture
• Storage: Depends on your backup needs

⁠Getting Your Token

1. Log in to your Arx One Backup account
2. Navigate to token settings
3. Generate a new OnBox token
4. Use this token in the ONBOX_TOKEN environment variable

⁠Why use a self hosted local server?

It is designed for users who need faster local restoration while maintaining cloud backup redundancy. It prioritizes availability by allowing quick restores from your local network, while your data remains securely backed up to Arx One's cloud infrastructure.

⁠Support

For assistance, contact us at: [email protected]⁠

⁠Security

All backups are encrypted end-to-end with AES-256. Encryption keys are managed securely and can only be decrypted by the account owner through PBKDF2-derived credentials.

Note: This is an optional component of Arx One Backup. Cloud backups are available by default without requiring a local storage installation.