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Runtipi: Homeserver management made easy
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this post was submitted on 07 Aug 2023
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So I'm the kind of person who runs back ups using two synologies and is more of a GUI guy. I use mac and pcs very fluently but I'm not entirely terminal or command line literal.
Will something like this cause more problems if I'm looking to get rid of Google drive and start switching to next cloud or will this make my life easier?
This requires some command line to fully tame the beast(s).. sorry, the apps! that you'd be hosting. If you prefer an easy solution, for Nextcloud, specifically, I think you can try the managed instances (e.g. Hetzer offers 'nx' boxes). It's better than paying premium fees to GAFAM imho every step counts ;)