Can we do this directly on cloud without an "on-prem" (at home) component doing ths sync?
I have a valuable repo of documents that is a few hundred MB and grows slowly -- need to have a Plan B in case MegaCorp decides one day they don like my nose.
> How to Sync Google Drive and OneDrive?
> Can we do this directly on cloud without an "on-prem" (at home) component doing ths sync?
> I have a valuable repo of documents that is a few hundred MB and grows slowly -- need to have a Plan B in case MegaCorp decides one day they don like my nose.
No, I don't think so.
At some point you have to have some computer involved somewhere.
If you have a valuable repo of documents that is just a few hundred MB
and grows slowly
I would recommend you look into something like tarsnap
You already have your data locally.
Assuming your repo is less than 1 GB in size and you don't change your data too often,
I think your expense is only USD 0.50 a month.
based on
Storage: 250 picodollars / byte-month of encoded data
($0.25 / GB-month)
Bandwidth: 250 picodollars / byte of encoded data
($0.25 / GB)
Prepay fifty dollars and it should last over eight years at fifty cents a month.
I don't use tarsnap but if your documents are valuable,
it might be worth the cost.
if its not that big what I would do is make a little ec2 server with storage that you send your documents to, from there just use rsync/rclone on the server. maybe run it as a cron job.
I can think of a few ways to do this as long as you are wiling to spin up a tiny instance somewhere, you could even do it in a /tmp directory if you dont want to save it there.
No, I don't think so. At some point you have to have some computer involved somewhere. If you have a valuable repo of documents that is just a few hundred MB and grows slowly I would recommend you look into something like tarsnap You already have your data locally. Assuming your repo is less than 1 GB in size and you don't change your data too often, I think your expense is only USD 0.50 a month. based on Storage: 250 picodollars / byte-month of encoded data ($0.25 / GB-month) Bandwidth: 250 picodollars / byte of encoded data ($0.25 / GB)
Prepay fifty dollars and it should last over eight years at fifty cents a month. I don't use tarsnap but if your documents are valuable, it might be worth the cost.