Using Rclone to backup data to IDrive® e2 is simple to set-up, with very detailed instructions on the IDrive® e2 website. By using IDrive® e2 with Rclone, users can now benefit from faster backup speeds when using the e2 service. With the increasing demand for IDrive® e2, the company recognizes the importance of giving all types of users the best possible performance, thus enhancing the service to give them the fastest backup possible. Users can also easily automate their backups so their data is always up to date, without the need for manual intervention. Moving data to a cloud storage service can be expensive, which is why leveraging Rclone with IDrive® e2 is a great way to make this process more affordable, while also allowing users to backup large volumes of data at a much lower price point than the alternatives.
I also love the fact I can just upgrade the storage size at any time, as well as downgrade it if it's too big.IDrive® e2 has improved performance for Rclone, allowing users to easily backup their data to IDrive® e2 using Rclone to save on costs while offering optimal performance. Stability has been stellar, as well as the "bang-for-the-buck" (considering all the pros and cons, as well as the alternatives). So yes, that is a real downside, especially if one is moving huge files (for a bunch of small ones, SSH works great and any failed transfer is easily "re-done"). So, the speed is still not what I'd call fast, but it's far from slow. Here it is - found it (why I love forums ):
I wrote in some topic here about my speed experience. I use the storage box for my Hetzner server backup so internal speed is good.
Hetzner Storage is good for off-site backup but I heard that sometimes speed is too slow for US or Asian. It's for off-site backups from the US, so I'm not terribly worried about speeds. Have you had a good experience with the storage box line? I'm thinking about getting their 5TB plan. For file storage - Hetzner Storage Box is pretty nice
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