EU governments choose independence from US cloud providers with Nextcloud
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Re: EU governments choose independence from US cloud providers with Nextcloud
#12The recent changes to Dropbox incited me to finally build a home NAS/personal-cloud server based on Nextcloud last month. My first impressions were a bit negative, as I was expecting "open source Dropbox" and nothing more; Nextcloud actually does quite a lot, which made me think it was bloatware. This is due to my ignorance and jumping in too fast. What Nextcloud actually is: a personal Dropbox-style server, with ope…
Re: EU governments choose independence from US cloud providers with Nextcloud
#13France/Netherlands/Sweden/Germany is an interesting mix. (Edit: removed incorrect information.)
Dunno what your threshold for abandonment is, but that’s already a better shelf-life than most profit-driven startups.
Re: EU governments choose independence from US cloud providers with Nextcloud
#14France/Netherlands/Sweden/Germany is an interesting mix. (Edit: removed incorrect information.)
NextCloud was an independent company well before it did anything government related. The only thing that's happening here is they appear to have struck a huge contract with a few EU countries to build internal clouds. I believe NextCloud is open source, and a fork of owncloud from the original owncloud developer who wasn't happy with the direction it was taking, or something like that. Also, they are a profitable com…
Re: EU governments choose independence from US cloud providers with Nextcloud
#15The recent changes to Dropbox incited me to finally build a home NAS/personal-cloud server based on Nextcloud last month. My first impressions were a bit negative, as I was expecting "open source Dropbox" and nothing more; Nextcloud actually does quite a lot, which made me think it was bloatware. This is due to my ignorance and jumping in too fast. What Nextcloud actually is: a personal Dropbox-style server, with ope…
Thanks for sharing this. I've been interested in creating my own setup, and I was wondering if you've setup an off-prem backup solution, and what you're using for that?
Re: EU governments choose independence from US cloud providers with Nextcloud
#16Re: EU governments choose independence from US cloud providers with Nextcloud
#17The recent changes to Dropbox incited me to finally build a home NAS/personal-cloud server based on Nextcloud last month. My first impressions were a bit negative, as I was expecting "open source Dropbox" and nothing more; Nextcloud actually does quite a lot, which made me think it was bloatware. This is due to my ignorance and jumping in too fast. What Nextcloud actually is: a personal Dropbox-style server, with ope…
Re: EU governments choose independence from US cloud providers with Nextcloud
#18The recent changes to Dropbox incited me to finally build a home NAS/personal-cloud server based on Nextcloud last month. My first impressions were a bit negative, as I was expecting "open source Dropbox" and nothing more; Nextcloud actually does quite a lot, which made me think it was bloatware. This is due to my ignorance and jumping in too fast. What Nextcloud actually is: a personal Dropbox-style server, with ope…
Thanks for sharing this. I've been interested in creating my own setup, and I was wondering if you've setup an off-prem backup solution, and what you're using for that?
Re: EU governments choose independence from US cloud providers with Nextcloud
#19Or is this just another ploy to get better pricing?