

But with read only snapshots in place, something like cryptolocker will attempt to encrypt everything, run out of space, and not be able to touch your snapshots. You need to ensure you don't have options enabled that delete snapshots when the file system is full. It would be nice if it could be accessed and retrieved cheaply and easily, but given I'll have a physical copy of the data still, it doesn't have to be instantly accessible really.Ĭurrently there's about 120TB of data, but that grows by about 1TB a fortnight.ĭoes anyone know of anything that might fit this bill? And ideally something that isn't going to cost me thousands/year?Ĭlick to expand.If you have a good filesystem with real read-only snapshots (i.e.: read only to everyone, including the root/admin user), then the risk of cryptolocker is largely mitigated. I need to be able to plug in an external USB drive, upload it at at least 200mb/s, then be able to disconnect it and stick it in storage but it remains online. So I'm looking for an affordable online storage solution for this scenario. Moving files from the Team Drives back to my personal Drive has been a mess and left a split of files across both.While it's technically unlimited file size and storage size, I originally uploaded to their team drives so the rest of the team could see the archives, but I've run aross a file number limit there.

#SYNCOVERY AND ARCHIVE BIT VS FILE DATE UPGRADE#
#SYNCOVERY AND ARCHIVE BIT VS FILE DATE SOFTWARE#
Uploading via the web interface is woeful and slow, and Google's own software doesnt so I use InSync.There seems to be no good browsing software. It's a pain in the ass to view files easily and check folder sizes, compare info, etc.However, I've come across some issues with Google Drive: We upload that drive to our Google Drive ("unlimited" storage due to using g-suite with over 5 users).We archive it to an external USB hard drive I store off site.It's also continually mirrored online via Google Backup and Sync.This is mirrored every hour to an external USB hard drive using Bvckup 2.Editing drive is a RAID 5 External Thunderbolt drive.I've setup a pretty decent solution for most of our data management, but I've hit one snag I need some help with.Ĭurrently each editing computer is setup as follows:

So I run a small video production company.
