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What about backblaze b2 with rclone, I'm sure there's a front end somewhere and with the clousflare cdn it's no egress cost. Or clousflares storage amounts
by JZL003 4y ago
What about backblaze b2 with rclone, I'm sure there's a front end somewhere and with the clousflare cdn it's no egress cost. Or clousflares storage amounts
- mickael-kerjean 4y agoI've made one such frontend for not only backblaze but also Nextcloud (via webdav), and pretty much every protocol like FTP, SFTP, S3, ... It's all open source: https://github.com/mickael-kerjean/filestash https://github.com/mickael-kerjean/filestash
- azalemeth 4y agoThe trouble is that backblaze is actually quite expensive for home offerings. When I looked a few months ago, the cheapest provider (per TB) by far was actually mega.nz, and they offer a platform with no upper storage cap (if you pay for it). Works with rclone, e2ee, and some other "side benefits" too. No idea what the native clients are like, however.
- dachryn 4y agothe big issue with Mega is always how sustainable they are. Its a business with a questionable legacy, and I have no idea what the longevity is of the service. Your data is probably fine, but it attracts a certain clientele that might put the service at risk long term of another seizure or whatever. I also use Mega for big files, but not as my primary backup solution or anything important.