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I use Nextcloud (open source) hosted on a cheap VPS. Auto upload works great from Android, and the storage is synced to my notebooks which serve as a backup. A
by ktpsns 6y ago
I use Nextcloud (open source) hosted on a cheap VPS. Auto upload works great from Android, and the storage is synced to my notebooks which serve as a backup.
As I have all the files locally on my notebooks, I can use any offline file viewer, such as KDEs Gephenview or DigiKam to index and view the photos. There are also cross Plattform clients and cross server federation also works nicely for me. The software is pretty amazing. Nextcloud even keeps an incremental backup of your files accessible within the web app, which is amazing if you mess up your office files.
I would like to extend it with a NAS or some more read-only offline backup.
- mraza007 6y agoNice What do you think about blackblaze
- ktpsns 6y agoI don't really get their plans. Personal backup is unlimited in storage size, but limited in the number of backing up computers. There are quite a lot of similiar services. In the end, the average plans are at the order of $2 per terabyte per month. Of course it's hard to beat that with buying the hardware and running them at home. Anyway I feel more safe when I run my own hardware.