Backblaze B2 Nextcloud



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There are several ways to setup Nextcloud. One setup I thought would be the best way to setup a S3 compatible object storage as the primary storage for Nextcloud on a VPS. So I have setup a Digitalocean droplet with Backblaze B2 but the problem is that the it was rather slow as the primary storage when there are lot of objects in a folder. Minio is an official integration with backblaze b2. It is like a translation layer that allows you to access your backblaze b2 account (or any other supported type of cloud storage) using the Amazon S3 API. Then I configured nextcloud to use the Amazon S3 storage driver instead of the local file disk.

Hello,
I have Nextcloud 19 running fine in Docker containers on a Windows 10 Home host. Docker is using WSL2 for its virtualization host. I’m using a host mount to store the data files on a host NTFS disk, instead of inside the VHDX disk.

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I use Backblaze Personal (not B2) for backup, and I have the client set to backup from the data drive. This is all working.

HOWEVER, there is a known performance issue with WSL2 and a Windows NTFS mount. They highly recommend that data stay in the VHDX drive. I would not mind moving that to my big drive. Then the data files could be accessed from Windows using the wsl$ path.

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The problem with this is that now this would look to Backblaze like a network drive, and Backblaze won’t backup a network drive.

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I’ve poked around and the only workaround I’ve found is to schedule occasional rsync/rclone jobs to mirror the data from the VHDX to the NTFS drive, and then point Backblaze to the mirror. Or course, this effectively halves my data capacity.

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For those of you who use Docker for Nextcloud for personal use (i.e., not use B2 or S3, etc), how do you backup your data? Am I even doing it right?

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My overall goal is to have backup with versioning and be able to access my 1TB of photos (I do serious amateur photography) from anywhere. I like the Dropbox model and it’s easy to to set up in-place backup/sync. Though now I’m wondering if I really need to sync ALL my files and find a solution that’s more dedicated to backup and syn only a small subset of my files.

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Thanks!