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I'm not backing up any databases that are so intensively used that I can't live-copy them. Most of my databases (SQLite) sit idle until I explicitly do something to them. SQLite doesn't really care about it unless it's actively writing to the database.
This is why I switched everything to single disk ZFS. The ability to snapshot everything with zero downtime, including data in case I ever misconfig something, as well as replicate all of it to other ZFS drives offsite in the most efficient way possible — including encrypted data without transferring the keys — was a no brainier.
It isn't a full backup strategy, but it has features that no other backup software can do anywhere near as easily or efficiently.