> Online storage is too slow and cumbersome to use regularly

Sockpuppet wrote:
If you have a lot of data that can be true. I use it once a year for a yearly backup.

On-prem I have several copies.

I think you definitely want at least one off-premise copy. I used to put backups in a safe deposit box. But I’m too lazy for that.

once a fuqing year??? wtf

You can use rclone to sync daily for any new of modified large files to BLOBs/S3/cold storage.

For live documents you can sync real-time using Google Drive, One Drive for desktop/documents, Dropbox, or Mega for ad-hoc folders.

., wrote:
once a fuqing year???

You can use rclone to sync daily for any new of modified large files to BLOBs/S3/cold storage.

For live documents you can sync real-time using Google Drive, One Drive for desktop/documents, Dropbox, or Mega for ad-hoc folders.

The once a year is my fourth copy of data.

1. Live machine with documents synched to OneDrive
2. Backup of live machine weekly
3. Backup of weekly backup quarterly from backup server to NAS
4. Backup of quarterly backup yearly from NAS to Azure

I have 20 or so machines that fall under this plan.

Sockpuppet wrote:
I have 8TB of data that I upload yearly. It takes a long time.

What does it cost to store 8TB data?

Do you encrypt it first?

Samples_Boi wrote:
What does it cost to store 8TB data?

Do you encrypt it first?

.002 per GB per month.

No reason to encrypt it.

It’s encrypted in transit. And it’s encrypted at rest on Azure.

> Online storage is too slow and cumbersome to use regularly

Online storage is too slow and cumbersome to use regularly

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