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I tried Backblaze a few years ago and it choked due to the number of files I had (millions, IIRC). Crashplan was going to take months for the initial sync. Have
by tlrobinson 12y ago
I tried Backblaze a few years ago and it choked due to the number of files I had (millions, IIRC). Crashplan was going to take months for the initial sync. Have either improved?
I'm currently using a Mac OS X app called Arq, which offers similar features (incremental backups, end-to-end encryption), but backs up directly to Glacier/S3 (or SFTP, or Dreamhost/Google Drive/Google Cloud Storage/etc). It works well.
I prefer backup software that uses open protocols with commodity/"dumb" file storage providers. Given client-side encryption, there's not a whole lot of value to be added by middlemen.