It's not quite object storage, but it's better than consumer grade backup storage. It's very different from Backblaze, it's more like AWS S3 or GCP GCS. I see that iDrive seems to be recommended as well.Īny other things I should consider or companies I should check out?ĮDIT: I also have the 2TB version of Dropbox where I'm only using 100GB of data. My iPhone pictures will continually grow, but it isn't at a huge rate.Īnyways, what are your recs for backing up 1 TB? I keep seeing that Backblaze B2 is pretty good. I don't see it growing much more than that since I've moved to streaming stuff instead of hosting stuff locally. I have < 1 TB of data that I want to back up. So, I'm looking at going to another provider. The interface is pretty damn slow as well. Sometimes it doesn't connect for days and I end up with back up errors.

I've had all kinds of problems with the CPP docker image. * Shared media files also reside on the Synology.

* Currently, I'm running Docker and have a container for CrashPlan Pro (CPP). I'm an Apple guy and my device backups all end up on the Synology in the end. * All of the devices in my house back up to the Synology. * I have a Synology NAS DS418play with 4x1TB drives in it.

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