Over the years, I was constantly improving my way to handle and backup data. During the end of last year, I was thinking of an architecture that suits best to my current needs and demands in terms of:
- security of data: it shouldn’t be too easy to hack my storage
- easy backups of my data: I don’t want to manually backup my data anymore
- availability of data: I want to be able to access my data even if my local internet doesn’t work or there is a local power failure
- accessibility of data: I want to access my data from everywhere and with reasonable access time
- reasonable costs of the solution: since I’m not running a business but I’m rather a private person hosting private and mostly non-sensitive data, the solution should fit to the budget of a private person as well
- sustainability of the solution: I want the storage solution I use to be scalable, so it can grow with my data
- compatibility of the solution: I want to use standard components in my solution wherever possible to make sure the solution is compatible to most devices and services I use
In this post I want to introduce what I came up with.
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