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Remote storage solution ?
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this post was submitted on 17 Aug 2023
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Google and dropbox are ~10€ a month for 2 TB. Idk is that solution for you, but I would consider building NAS at home. I mean...this is selfhosted channel :)
For backup I use backblaze, but thats cheap only if you dont download a lot, also not sure can it be used for your case. Sry, not rly helpful (:
I'm never going with Google/Dropbox ^^ the goal is to be in control of my data. Backblaze could be an option, but I expect too many read/writee for it to be cheap.
I considered the NAS at home but my home net is not reliable enough.
TBH I'm still looking for a better option to share storage between servers other than NFS. There has to be something better in 2023!