If it's your only backup, yes, you definitely should.
It's one of two backups. The software is great. Dropbox level of just works. iDrive by comparison is cheaper but always errors and files it couldn't touch.
Yeah do NOT do iDrive if you use git or care about symlinks, I learned the hard way. Backblaze doesn't backup symlinks either for that matter...
"Yeah do NOT do iDrive if you use git or care about symlinks, I learned the hard way. Backblaze doesn't backup symlinks either for that matter..."
Gosh, if only there were a cloud storage provider that gave you an empty UNIX filesystem you could do anything you wanted with ... maybe something built totally on open standards that could handle hardlinks and symlinks and such ?
If only ...
I've wanted to use ya'll for a long time but the ~2x price compared to B2 has always stopped me. A remote ZFS cloud really is such an attractive idea though... maybe it's time to reconsider after this article.
tarsnap, mega ;)
I use restic with b2 as a backend
It’s not the same service as backblaze’s client but it does everything I need, with dedupe
Yeah I use duplicati, basically the same, it slow but works well and has saved my bacon a few times in real-world situations.