I have somewhat studied their perl scripts for idrive-backup (which may also be used for idrive-sync). I am curious if either the idrive-backup or idrive-sync support S3 as well. - enterprise storage, 2TB is $70/year with discouraged egress, 30-day free trial, definitely supports S3.Supports WebDAV but is significantly limited.
- for syncing, there is free (5GB) and then higher levels (150GB-1TB, $35-$300/year), much more expensive, presumably since this is designed for high egress unlike the backup one.- for backup, the free (5GB) and personal levels (5TB, $70/year) don't support WebDAV as mentioned above, higher levels may (although I cannot confirm).This provides the fastest possible response time for all S3 API calls no matter what region the user is located in.They support S3 as well, see the following resources:Ĭonfusing the matter there seem to be several separate services under similar names: With edge locations in Montreal, Ireland, London, Frankfurt, Madrid and Paris, along with 8 locations across the United States, Rclone users are able to point their data to the edge center closest to them for a faster network and ease of access, as well as retrieve their data quickly based on their convenience. In addition to enhanced performance, IDrive® e2 also offers a range of other advanced features, including support for multiple cloud storage platforms, file versioning for ransomware protection, and flexible scheduling options. This means exporting the source path as an environment variable and depends on the source you are using.
Users will also need to test their connection to object storage.
Configure object storage to use the Amazon S3 Compatibility API.Install Rclone - users can install Rclone either for all users on a system or for a single user.
Using Rclone to backup data to IDrive® e2 is simple to set-up, with very detailed instructions on the IDrive® e2 website.
0 kommentar(er)
