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Myself and each of my parents have a microserver with 8TB of storage. We have ~2TB after compression of family stuff that is duplicated across all three. They
by Normal_gaussian 11y ago
Myself and each of my parents have a microserver with 8TB of storage. We have ~2TB after compression of family stuff that is duplicated across all three. They think it is 6 TB so I use the spare space to duplicate each of our private areas.
As they are both techy (photographer and electronic engineer) we will all upgrade in a few years.
This is a relatively unique solution (triplicate and completely owned in house) that has drawbacks (effort and electricity costs).
- rahimnathwani 11y agoThanks. This would protect against hardware failure, but I would be worried about accidentally entering some commands to delete a bunch of stuff. If any automatic syncing is append-only, this is less of a problem, but it still seems to easy to delete everything during the next hardware upgrade, with a few accidental commands.