How to map a network drive on centOS7?

Question

CentOS

Good day, there is a main web server on centOS, and an additional one on RedHat from Jino.
On the main server, web sites are spinning in which the upload folder takes up a very large amount of disk space, I decided to rent an inexpensive place to store files from third-party hosters, now the question arose, how can I mount this folder on my server? what would be left to create only a symbolic link to a folder in the site folder?
jino itself recommends using regular ssh with a certificate, but is it correct to use ssh? Is there any other way to connect to a remote server? In general, I hope for advice from users who are ready to share their experience in resolving issues like this and the manual in connecting a remote drive, what needs to be installed and configured.
Thank you.

Answer 1

Standard sharing of network folders for * nix is ​​probably still NFS. Install the server part, add everything that needs to be given to /etc/exports, run it, and mount it where necessary on the client.
If you want more interesting - there are a lot of options: iSCSI, FUSE mount (SSHFS, FTPFS, SMBFS), SAMBA

Answer 2

jino server only supports ssh and ftp any suggestions?