This ensures your data is both encrypted during transit and at rest.
So when it comes to sending my backups over the internet and storing them on 3rd party servers, I do my homework.īy default, Backblaze encrypts your backups before sending it’s sent over the internet to Backblaze data centers. I’m very particular regarding who has my data and bother how and where my data is stored. Private Encryption KeyĪgain, if you’ve been reading my blog, groovyPost, for any length of time, you know I’m a bit of an information security and privacy zealot. But, according to Backblaze, they will accept any file size. I’ve personally never backed up anything larger than 10 or 15 gigs. One thing to keep in mind, however, the larger the file, the longer it will take to both backup and restore. This is a huge bonus for me as I create massive 4K video files using my drones. Unlike other backup services, Backblaze has no file size restrictions. Steve’s actual Backblaze backup usage (and growing…) – ApUnlimited File Size Everything on my computer is backed up and protected in the cloud. As you can see from my actual usage below, I have almost 2 million files backed up, totaling almost 3 Terabytes. The Backblaze control panel keeps track of how much is protected and the remaining files not yet backed up. Backup 1 file or 1 million files the price will be the same. Backblaze is an “all-you-can backup buffet.” Backblaze doesn’t charge you based on how much you back up.
Cloud backup that allows folder backup full#
Because Backblaze encrypts and backs up my data over the internet into the cloud (aka Backblaze data centers), now I have “real” protection in the event of a home burglary or fire.īackblaze publishes its full feature list online however, here are the features I actually care about both personally and as a blogger. Not only does it back up all my personal files (documents, photos, videos), but it also backs up all my groovyPost business data as well. Can you say a million baby photos and long videos? Things only got worse when I started playing with drones and recording long 4K videos. This got expensive and unrealistic, though, once my wife and I started having children. The “plan” was that my data would be safe in the event of a burglary or fire.
I would take a backup every 30 days then store the USB drives in a fire “resistant” safe. Before Backblaze, I backed up my computers using custom scripts and external USB drives.
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