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I had a pretty good experience with Backblaze. I tried out Crashplan and Carbonite but they by default don't upload some of the file types and sizes I needed.
by tmcpro 12y ago
I had a pretty good experience with Backblaze. I tried out Crashplan and Carbonite but they by default don't upload some of the file types and sizes I needed.
- junto 12y agoCan you elaborate of the file types issues?
- j_s 12y agohttp://support.code42.com/CrashPlan/Latest/Troubleshooting/What_Is_Not_Backing_Up http://support.code42.com/CrashPlan/Latest/Troubleshooting/W... https://carbonite.service-now.com/carbonite/kb_view.do?correlation_id=1381 https://carbonite.service-now.com/carbonite/kb_view.do?corre...
- therobot24 12y agoMy problem with backblaze is that it takes soooo long to backup everything. It's got a good version control setup and web interface, but seriously, it took like 2 or 3 months before it had at least 80% of my data on their servers.
- KhalPanda 12y agoOut of interest, how much data were you backing up? I ask since if I were to go for a cloud-backup, I'd be doing 3-4TB. Thanks.
- mctx 12y agoI've found its typically limited by my upload speed (ADSL2+ at 100kb/s up), took me a few months for a couple of hundred GB.
- therobot24 12y ago~1.5TB Like the other user said, it is limited by speed + there is a cap of amount you can backup per day