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MIgrating to NextCloud, I'm pretty happy with it. It has many extensions, plugins, and helper applications. Say no to centralized web :)

• saghm 7y ago
  I've been hosting NextCloud on a $10/month Digital Ocean VPS for maybe 8-10 months now, and I've been super pleased with it. I'm not much of a devops person, but I found it fairly easy to set up and configure, and it runs smoothly enough that most of the time it's indistinguishable from using third-party cloud file sync service. I occasionally ssh in to apply updates (and renew the Let's Encrypt cert, since I've been having trouble getting it to renew through cron and haven't spent much time debugging why), but that's about it.
  • jwong_ 7y ago
    How big is your sync folder? I have around 25GB I'd like to get off Dropbox.
    • artificialLimbs 7y ago
      Mine is 2TB (capacity), because I mounted my ZFS array at home via SSHFS as the data directory on my droplet.
    • saghm 7y ago
      Fairly small; it's only about 5 GB, so I can't say for certain how well it would work with something that large. At least at the size that I have, changes propagate across my devices pretty much instantaneously .
      • jwong_ 7y ago
        Sounds not too big magnitude in difference -- I'll give that a try
    • wazoox 7y ago
      Mine is 5,1 GB; I've started more serious deployment for collaborative work and have set up a 20 TB shared folder, no problem. :)