Transferring info to remote server or cloud

Started by Everett, Sep 30, 2022, 09:05 AM

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EverettTopic starter

Hey there.

The management of a small office needs to transfer information to a remote server without adding another hardware to the office. However, they want to work with files over a local network and not in a terminal.

One solution could be renting a piece of hardware, setting up a VPN connection, and accessing the files as if they're on a local network.

Have you faced a similar situation before? How did you solve it?
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matrice

Another option is to rent a server and set up a VPN on it. However, there may be issues with delays and MTU and window size auto-matching. The type of files and the number of people accessing them also need to be considered.

It's important to note that the speed within the cloud may be faster than in a local network, but it may be limited between the cloud and the local network.

If budget permits, a direct connection to the cloud can be made. Have you ever faced issues with speed while transferring files to a remote server?
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EJASNathan

Let's talk about a few cloud storage services.

iDrive is a well-known storage service that prioritizes privacy. It offers various parameters to choose from, like creating backups on different devices and sharing files through various social media platforms. One key feature of the service is that once you delete data from your device, it remains stored in the cloud for easy retrieval.

SpiderOak is another secure cloud storage option that promises maximum protection against attackers. Users create an access key during authorization, and only the user knows the login information. While it offers a web version, it's important to note that anonymity might be compromised by having to share password details with service staff members.

MediaFire is a great service for storing and sharing various kinds of files. It's known for its quick backup process and user-friendly interface. Additionally, even the free version does not have many annoying ads. Have you used any cloud storage services?
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Pyrotech

I've encountered a similar situation while working with distributed teams and remote clients who needed seamless access to the design files and project materials without having to physically transfer data or invest in additional hardware.

To solve this, we implemented a cloud-based file storage solution that allowed us to work with files over a local network, despite team members being located in different geographical areas. By using a secure cloud storage service, we were able to upload, share, and collaborate on design files as if they were stored on a local network. This system enabled real-time updates and version control, ensuring that everyone was working with the latest files regardless of their physical location.

To ensure secure access to the files and maintain data privacy, we implemented multi-factor authentication and encrypted connections to the cloud storage service. This provided peace of mind for both our team and our clients, knowing that their sensitive design assets were protected.

By leveraging cloud-based file storage and implementing robust security measures, we were able to transfer information to a remote server without the need for additional hardware, while still working with files over a local network. This solution proved to be efficient, cost-effective, and easily scalable as our team and client base continued to grow.
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