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The original post: /r/datahoarder by /u/stoke1863 on 2024-09-19 09:21:35.

Ok currently i have all my years weddings (only from 2022) stored locally on my PC and also mirrored to my Synology NAS.

I think i need to get these files online as well literally just incase of emergency at the home (fire, destruction ect)

My idea was that any of my previous years files i do not need fast immediate retrieval or access its literally just emergency data.

Is it possible/good idea to keep my current years photos on something like Backblaze B2, these files will be be getting updated throughout the year and backup with something like Hyper Backup.

And for all previous years works, i could just get that into something like Amazon S3 Glazier Deep Archive? This would literally be a once a year data change (current work goes into deep storage in the next year)

my thoughts being the bulk of the data size (maybe 5TB on Glazier vs 1TB on Backblaze) would keep costs down, and the retrieval fees for Glazier wouldnt be used as it would just be an emeregency pull down.

Can i use a Hyper Backup task to store into Glazier deep archive?

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