Exactly what I was looking for!

You have clearly explained what I was looking for. Thanks a lot.

Your vids deserve more views and subscribers. Speaking of which; +1 Thanks for your great and technically sound content!

@tristanbolton

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you like them!

Thanks a lot for the great video

Great video! My problem with these S3 solutions is knowing which files are backed up. Carbonite uses a "green dot" method so you know which files or folders have been backed up.

Excellent video - unfortunately the service no longer works as described in your video, it seems like you no longer can use your own personal S3 buckets, I could only select an S3 bucket that CloudBerry managed. Theoretically a good product but I wanted to back up to S3 to buckets that I control myself, imagine the scenario where Cloudberry goes belly up, how do you get your data back? What it is now is not what I wanted.

For personal use, how does S3 differ from cloud storage services like Dropbox, Google Drive, One Drive, etc.?

Did i get what aws have right now, aws only offers a backup service for hypervisor setup. If i want to back up an actual physical server or a laptop to aws i need to have a third party tool? Correct me if im wrong please.

This video is great thanks a lot! I'm on Mac, is there a way of doing this by simply using Time Machine and thereby skipping a third party program like Cloudberry? Cheers! Are you also on Twitter so I can follow you there?

@wealthystudent

2 жыл бұрын

As far as i know, using time machine to backup to S3 is not possible.

has cloudberry been renamed to msp360 now?

hi i have a problem :(, i do everything in this tutorial but when I make the backup it saves the files in .cbl and with other names, how can I solve this?

Yes, this is exactly what I was looking for. I currently pay a company $20/month to back up my data to the cloud. I was looking for something to get rid of the middleman, so to speak. Which brings me to my questions. I saw there was a free version of Cloudberry but is there a fee for the AWS for the S3 bucket as well? if so, how do I estimate what that will be. If I am backing up more than one PC in my household, is it best to have three buckets or is it ok to put all the files into one bucket?

@tristanbolton

3 жыл бұрын

There is an AWS S3 calculator. It is really cheap, approximately $20USD/month/per-tb There are ways to make that cheaper with infrequent access and glacier, but then you pay a bit more if you need to recover your data. Start small and play with it so you don't get hit with any surprise bills. There is no per-bucket charge, so you can set that part up how you like.

@j.knight2250

3 жыл бұрын

@@tristanbolton Thank you. I am just stepping into AWS so a lot of this is new to me. Great video, very clear explanation of what to do to set this up.

Doesnt support image based backup for desktop computers - basically useless