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You can already do this with a Synology, QNAP, G-drive, etc. and an IP streaming camera. Most of them have a hybrid cloud service where you get a URL to your NA
by yardie 11y ago
You can already do this with a Synology, QNAP, G-drive, etc. and an IP streaming camera. Most of them have a hybrid cloud service where you get a URL to your NAS and can download files, run services remotely (torrent for example), or stream camera footage.
And its been like this for years. Ring seems a little more polished. But I'd prefer the privacy of keeping that information on premise.
- shostack 11y agoAre there any good tutorials out there on how to hook all of this up? Not super sure of the best thing to Google for this.
- yardie 11y agoThe camera service is built-in. The Synology series is really good at getting you started. You don't need Google it has wizards that will walk you through it. This is from a few years ago, but their cloud service consists of punching an outgoing port from your home or office and giving you a permanent address to access your files from. There were some backup synchro options as well but I only used streaming videos and music which I replaced with Plex. Also it has SSH access if you want to install packages through that method.