419.5 – Bill & Majid’s Bogus Journey

In our Innards section we talk about cloud storage solutions and attempt to demystify some of the procedures for hosting your own cloud storage.


In “Check This Out”

On August 12, 1981 IBM Introduces Personal Computer


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Wrap Up

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2 Replies to “419.5 – Bill & Majid’s Bogus Journey”

  1. Henrik Hemrin

    Interesting to learn some from your experience of having and planning respectively for cloud storage. It is something I have been thinking I may do myself one day, eg with Nextcloud. But also web site hosting myself is also something I may test in the future. Two additional aspects that I am thinking about:
    1) Security. The Nextcloud or website, should be accessible from outside world – when it comes to website indeed also many other than myself. But everything else on my network, on same external IP, must absolutely not be accessed by other. I’m a litte bit afraid that I would really set it up correctly, and also any security holes that can appear. Any thoughts?
    2) Backup. If I host my own cloud, I also have to figure out a backup. It can of course be external HDD/SDD etc that I have myself. But an advantage with an external cloud is that it is at another site.

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