stay alive - we don't want to investing time in solutions that may not be around tomorrow. auto-scaling and unlimited storage - the collection will grow over time. security first - no one wants anyone else to look at their personal pictures/videos. There are a few key things that should be considered for the cloud backup solution. Dropbox, Google Drive, Box, OneDrive or Backblaze just to name a few. There are plenty of services that offer cloud storage for amateur and professional photographers or youtubers. What could be a good cloud backup and things we don't care about We have tested multiple solutions and services over the past few years and finally we feel that the backup to cloud is more mature now (in terms of cost and convenience) and here we are to help you out. In case any of that occurs we need one copy in the cloud as the final rescue. Furthermore, things happen! Disks fail, people rob, rivers flood, comets fall. The challenge here is, as photo/video size grows, the disks could run out of storage quickly, and moving files around to allocate space is a headache. It can be on the computer’s hard drive, an external flash disc, or a NAS server. Normally this collection can be stored on two physical devices. It is normally not an enormous amount of data (around few hundred GB) but the sentimental value that it holds could be immense. We suggest to kept all of the photos/videos in a well organized collection, ordered chronologically by year and by session / event. The only key things that require backed up are important files like personal photo collection and videos. Fortunately there is no need to backup the whole machine, since the operating system can be re-installed in minutes most apps can be installed through single command for Mac or Win projects can be synced through Github. To be the lucky one, it's important to do backups regularly. I do suggest ensuring that sleep is disabled, your machine going to sleep can disrupt the backup.“There are two kinds of people, those who back up their data and those who have never lost all their data.” You can read more about this process here: . 
More can be used if the computer's agenda is dedicated to uploading and the network is not needed for other tasks. If set manually, we typically recommend using 3-5 threads. There are up to 30 threads that can be used at once. Backblaze will scan your computer and backup new/changed files under 100MB every 2-3 hours, and new/changed files over 100MB every 48 hours. Each 10MB chunk will be transmitted using one thread. If a file is under 100MB, it is batched with other files to be uploaded, and if it's over 100MB, it's broken into 10MB chunks to be uploaded. It looks like your backup is currently uploading the large files now.įiles are uploaded from smallest to largest. Customer support fleshed out the details like this: This is probably by design, as I had the same issue with my initial backup.
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