#Synology drive sync vs backup Pc

You can follow my day-to-day project updates on social media. In a future article, I'll take you through my entire storage architecture. In fact, I'm backing up the Dropbox and Google Drive data to Amazon Drive, so that in case something happens with one cloud service, I have a backup on the others. The following table compares the desktop utilities Synology Drive Client and Cloud Station Drive and Backup. v (Synology Drive ShareSync as NAS client). One or two-way shared folder sync between multiple Synology NAS servers. This means that you can leave all of the files on your NAS, and simply.

On Monday you create a file titled 'A' on the PC. On-demand sync allows you to determine the files that will live on the local device.

#Synology drive sync vs backup Pc

Amazon Drive allows for unlimited storage use, so I'm able to keep a bunch of revisions. Please read this article before upgrading to Synology Drive. As a practical example of the differences between a backup and a sync, imagine having a PC and an external hard drive used for back-ups. I'm also using Synology's Hyper Backup to back up other shares to Amazon Drive. But once they're updated, changes made locally on a share will be available in the cloud within a short time. I'm uploading about 160GB per day, so it will take a week or so for my Dropbox and Google Drive accounts to fully sync. Now (once all the files sync, which can take a while), you'll have local shares and cloud files. You can also sync multiple remote cloud directories to a local share. Any changes to the file, at the source, or the NAS, will be reflected in both directions.