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I have my important server stuff (docker and immich etc) duped via syncthing to an old external USB drive attached to my office mac which then has Backblaze Personal Backup running. That backs it all up with no storage limit for £70/year on their 2 year plan.

The only downside is if the drive isn’t connected for a few days, it checks it all again on reconnection.

I have about 4TB of files most of the time.

This way I have 3 copies of my files: 2 local, 1 remote.

EDIT: forgot that I also have 1yr retention on the files so in theory I can grab anything that I deleted up to 1yr ago.

I have my important server stuff duped via syncthing to an old external USB drive attached to my office mac which then has Backblaze Personal Backup running. That backs it all up with no storage limit for £70/year on their 2 year plan.

The only downside is if the drive isn’t connected for a few days, it checks it all again on reconnection.

I have about 4TB of files most of the time.

This way I have 3 copies of my files: 2 local, 1 remote.

I have my important server stuff duped via syncthing to an old external USB drive attached to my macbook, which then has Backblaze Personal Backup running. That backs it all up with no storage limit for £70/year on their 2 year plan.

The only downside is if the drive isn’t connected for a few days, it checks it all again on reconnection.

I have about 4TB of files most of the time.

This way I have 3 copies of my files: 2 local, 1 remote.

I have my important server stuff duped via syncthing to an old external USB drive attached to my work macbook, which then has Backblaze Personal Backup running. That backs it all up with no storage limit for £70/year on their 2 year plan.

The only downside is if the drive isn’t connected for a few days, it checks it all again on reconnection.

I have about 4TB of files most of the time.

This way I have 3 copies of my files: 2 local, 1 remote.