How do you get the data on to the cloud storage? Maybe use something like restic, which can handle encryption, snapshots, etc.
this post was submitted on 10 Dec 2024
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Hello, I just uploaded the files from my PC. I don't need anything else than keeping my files safe. No versioning or other features. I'll still use my hard drives for my data, but I want to have some of them stored safely "forever"
Why not use something like Backblaze? Much cheaper storage and much more user friendly.
Thanks for your suggestion, I thought they was almost the same so I've chosen Google because I already have an account