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An adequate replacement for Dropbox?
Good afternoon!
We use Dropbox Business. Based on the results of six months of use - inconvenient, regular glitches and expensive - $ 75, 5 licenses. A large amount of data clogs the hard drives of computers (yes, we know about selective synchronization, but we still clog periodically).
Basic requirements for the service:
- work as with FTP - we mount and work, no mirroring to the hard disk (Win&Mac OS);
- the amount of data is 800GB for today;
- mode of use: we work with Autocad files - dwg (apparently we need an operational cache, since reading / writing is constantly in progress);
- cheaper price than Dropbox;
- absolute safety of data at every moment of time;
- the ability to roll back to older versions, restore files (not like it is in Dropbox - you restore a folder and absolutely everything that was ever deleted is restored with it);
- the ability to view through the application on mobile devices;
- I would not want to lose the ability to give links to folders and files;
- flexible system for setting access rights.
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Many hosts have cheap rates for data/backups. Literally a couple of rubles per gig. 2 such hosters (the second for backups from the first, in another DC) and all the cases.
it’s not there from the word “absolutely”, but you can test it
1) Amazon (well, the same from Google and Microsoft, they will be more expensive)
2) Sync , their application is so-so, but they try
3) SugarSync was once good, but it also not cheaper
not for business usually recommend Hubic
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