Backup Thread 2: Test the restore procedure!

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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Serious Hardware/Software Crap > Backup Thread 2: Test the restore procedure!

ringu0: Feb 24, 2013

refleks posted:

Anyone have suggestions for backing up a small amount of files (less than 50GB at the moment) and a larger amount of photos and videos (3+ TB at the moment). Right now I have the files stored on Dropbox, but would like to combine everything into one solution (and get my photos backed up online)

Currently I store the photos on a local HDD in my computer, and copied on my Synology NAS and would prefer something that can sync through Cloyd Sync. I have been looking at Amazon Cloud as I already have a Prime account and can store unlimited photos free.

Any other suggestions?

Backblaze B2?

I don't have any experience with them, but I heard good things about them, and I'm going to try using them as a backup for my photos.

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ringu0: Feb 24, 2013

refleks posted:

Yeah, that was another option I was looking at.

For more options you can read thewirecutter's review if you didn't do it already: https://thewirecutter.com/reviews/best-online-backup-service/

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