Create a Cloud Storage CACHE with QNAP HybridMount

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HybridMount can mount storage from various sources, including cloud storage and remote servers. Multiple mounting possibilities help you flexibly expand the capacity of a QNAP NAS (or other supported QNAP devices), while also providing single-interface central management of files on the NAS, cloud storage, and remote devices.
Integrate NAS with mainstream cloud services. Cloud storage gateways are also supported to enable low-latency access to the cloud with local caching.
Mount a remote NAS or file server, and enable share access to mounted folders to achieve optimal file sharing and collaboration for cross-site workplaces.
Implementing flexible and secure hybrid-cloud storage is incredibly easy with HybridMount. Mount cloud storage or remote servers based on your needs to manage file storage, backup, and restoration from a single interface.
Mount public cloud storage to a NAS as a network drive and enjoy an unlimited number of connections! Multi-cloud files can also be accessed through File Station or the Qfile mobile app for greater work efficiency.
Use SMB, AFP, NFS, FTP, and WebDAV to access cloud-based files as if they were stored locally and enable low-latency access to frequently-used data with local caching - ideal for file servers, online collaboration, and file-level data analysis.
HybridMount supports numerous cloud storages (including file storage and object storage) as well as S3-compatible object storage and WebDAV-compatible cloud storage, allowing you to map non-natively supported cloud storage to your NAS for higher flexibility in multi-cloud environment deployment.
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[@luisdeodato4951]

Is it possible to use HybridMount and HBS3 on same folders? I may be a bit off route here, maybe if I design the solution right I only need HybridMount for Syncs and backups?

[@gabrielrute6085]

Hello, why can't I see the folder on Emby server? Thanks

[@imagetenrealestatephotogra7483]

Great video. Very clear about how to setup Hybrid Mount. Thank you. We are using this for our photography and video services and once all the files are synced, the system is very fast and reliable. Best of all, the files are always backed up and synced to whoever is connected to our Dropbox. If you are wondering, it took about 2 weeks of continuous downloading to sync a 21TB dropbox account on a Gigabit internet connection.

[@imagetenrealestatephotogra7483]

@@QNAPUK I have done this a few times by creating a sub folder of your parent cloud folder that Hybrid Mount would sync to. Then create folders outside of the sync folder for archiving files and removing them from the NAS while still keeping them safe in the cloud.

[@andrewjoseph1363]

@11:15 you mention cache the files on the NAS which I understand but my question is what if users are using the cloud storage native apps would the data come from the NAS? Or is this cache available only to those who have user access the the NAS? Just want to confirm the local cache is an alternative method instead of using native applications for the cloud ie not using Dropbox client on the computer instead using smb/afp to the NAS which has the Dropbox data synced.

[@NasaRacer]

Does Google Drive require full "Manager" access to Google Drive or will it also work at "Content Manager" access level and use Google Drive Trash for deletions and not allow permanently deleting files from Google Drive? Hope that makes sense? Thanks

[@prakashpasi6051]

If i am using one Excel file 2 sites, but I don't want to allow to edit second user to Change the file only he can get read only mode

[@MikeFaucher]

Great video and very informative.

[@jimberry7865]

Your channel is awesome. Clear and easy to follow. Thanks for doing this.

[@VE7TCC]

Can I run snapshots of a local folder to a mounted folder?

[@FuckDaGovernment]

hybridmont does not work anymore > qnap sucks!

[@FuckDaGovernment]

@@QNAPUK it was an ipconflict, t does not accept my router ip network! must be another ip network of qnap systems choice!