Hi lemmings I am self employed and travel full time.
I work remotely and have a 2TB external drive which I work from, I sync some of those files to my google drive.
Later this year I will be in several African countries and my need for a full and complete backup is weighing heavy on my mind.
What I would like from a cloud service is to backup all my files remotely and then as I work on them locally from my local external drive they are then syncd back to the cloud. This essentially gives me one local copy and one cloud copy at all times.
Currently Google cloud gives me this, but I can’t expand my storage due to my legacy GAFYD account.
Obviously price is a factor, but also being able to sync my local files is most important. I’ve looked at BackBlaze but I’m unsure which product category I fit into and if it would work for me, but I’m willing to try.
Any and all suggestions would be most helpful, thank you!
Backblaze was solid. If it’s only one computer you get an unlimited account and you’re set
Concur. I use Duplicati-> Backblaze.
It is just one computer, which of their products has the ‘unlimited’ bit?
Sorry for the dumb ass question, I’m losing the plot with all their terminology
It’s their basic “backup” plan. B2 is more enterprise and you pay standard s3 rates for it, if you have a single computer you want to backup then you want their personal backup plan. Flat rate for unlimited data
Hetzner Storage Box.
Why not buy more google drive? $100/yr gives you 2tb. This might be the easiest for you to adapt too.
I see you have some sort of legacy account but I’m sure you can convert it.
I don’t want to convert it as I would lose my personal domain email and many other legacy features that I now get for free.
There are other cloud storage providers. Dropbox is probably the bigger ones offering personal cloud storage only, behind google and onedrive.
Or you can get a Synology. A 2-drive unit with a pair of drives. Their “Drive” app functions well, but depends on your home internet and power.
