Thursday, December 19, 2024

Backup your Cloud Storage on a Local Drive

Having all your data in the cloud is a wonderful thing. BUT, sometimes you either want the peace of mind that you have a true local copy of the data or the ability to exit your cloud provider if you feel like it.

Having an exact replica of everything in the cloud on an external drive that you can store yourself definitely would give that.

Here in this video I show you an easy way to create exactly that, with a ‘one-click’ cmd file that will update the local copy with a mirrored version of the data in the cloud. It works on both OneDrive and pCloud, but to be honest it works with any directory or service you would have.

The video shows a complete walk through of that process end to end showing a real world example.

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Of course, I do support the Cloud, sometimes though I am a bit old-school and want to have a local copy I can hold!

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Mark – The Cloud Geezer

Mark Rochester
Mark Rochesterhttps://thecloudgeezer.com
Mark currently works in the cloud space assisting large companies to migrate from either on premises to the cloud, or cloud to cloud. His experience with Enterprise migrations spans more than 25 years which basically makes him old. However, with all the oldness creeping up he still finds technology massively exciting. Please reach out for a chat anytime you would like. :-)

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