Tired of Losing Your Data? Backup Solutions Using DAS

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Sick of losing your data? Matt will teach you a simple and seamless solution for backing up your data using a variety of DAS.
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0:00 Intro
0:37 Backing Up Basics
1:13 Image Backup of Your Computer
1:47 Smaller Setups
2:19 Medium and Large Sized Setups
4:53 Software and Hardware RAID
6:35 File Sync
7:02 Mobile Drive
7:31 Hard Drive Health
7:45 Cloud Solutions
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@AliasJimWirth Год назад

Thank you for this video. This storage is what I am looking at now, trying to figure how to go about it and what may be the best option for me. This video and all the information it provides is quite helpful. Again, thank you.

@HR-wd6cw Год назад

Even if you don't go the NAS route (which is not for everyone, especially those who shoot for fun/hobby/pleasure) at least get two hard drives for backups (and keep one off-site somewhere, and the other one can be on-site or offsite). But you want at least one copy off site and ideally ,two backups of some sort. (The 3-2-1 plan is best but at least a backup offsite is a start to no backup at all). I mean you can get 4TB external HDDs for $100. It's a small "investment" in protecting your priceless photos.

@klatlap Месяц назад

I have lost data in the past even when using a NAS, the main issue i have with these raid solutions is the file format, trying to recover from a hardware failure such as the NAS box dieing, if you have large amounts of data cloud services are great until you need to get that data back, very slow process unless they can send you a disk of your data. I opt for a simple solution now, i have an old pc that i have 3 drives installed, 1 is the OS drive, 2nd drive is my data drive, 3rd is the backup drive, each night windows runs a batch file that transfers data from data drive to backup drive, yes i have no versioning, maybe i could solve this with soft software, i could run an online service also, or maybe an additional drive that i disconnect from the system and store elsewhere. For me this mirror back up works well, if a drive fails i simply replace it, no configuring software or issues with a raid array.

@andyrcampbell Год назад

had a das configured in RAID - striped across all disks - lost two disks before I could replace the initial failed drive and LOST THE ENTIRE ARRAY !! I now use JBOD WITH NIGHTLY MIRRORING ACROSS THREE DRIVES ARRAYS AND BACKBLAZE FOR ALL DRIVES.

@PatrickDSimpson 7 месяцев назад

What RAID configuration were you using before? I'm also wondering what software you use for nightly mirroring.

@KarenLum Год назад

I'm so in love with Backblaze. I have backed up 20TB for only $7/mo. The backup runs automatically in the background

@DamageMelody 8 месяцев назад

it's 6$ per 1TB

@JonathanFranzel 8 месяцев назад

Awesome, thank you sir :)

@scotttild 4 месяца назад

What the best solution for lots of movies and TV shows. I both download from Apple and rip some. I have had them all on externals but I do kind of keep running out of room, I now have a 16 TB external from a 5 TB external, not sure if I really need anything more. My last one started to fail after 10 years so I had to re rip everything.

@krishnansrinivasan830 Год назад

Awesome & Thanks :)

@jorgemoro5476 Год назад

I use a 16TB external x 2 for time machines AND BACKBLAZE!

@jemadv1594 11 месяцев назад

We have four 18 TB HDD in desktop PC that we mirror copy. Offers 36 TB of true storage and 36 TB backup for about $1000. Have another copy in safe just incase. Haven't found a less expensive option for 100+ TB. So you know Backblaze can't offer unlimited FREE cloud storage unless selling your data.

@brenthearn2349 7 месяцев назад

Do you use the desktop just for storage of the drive or for all other tasks?

@JosiahK555 6 месяцев назад

Here's the problem with these boxes, what if the box fails? if i use raid 1 and just do a mirror can I take a drive, plug it directly into my computer and get the files? I don't think I can. are there any options that actually allow for that? I just want redundancy, and part of that is not relying on ONE box, and i shouldn't have to get more than 1 box just to make that happen...

@TyFord Год назад

I was recently told that the 4TB Sandisk drive I bought for backing up is a BAD choice because SSD drives need to be powered on a regular basis to work. If you disconnect them and store them unpowered, they will fail. Can you please comment on this?

@waynefong5960 9 месяцев назад

According to my own studies, data is stored in the chip in some sort of electron form. Hence, if you're storing your data in Ur SSD (assuming you're placing your SSD in a hot room) without powering it on for a long time, the electron may somehow become unstable and that's when your data is going.

@christophrcolon 10 месяцев назад

Woah woah woah! What monitor is that at 1:48!?

@lisasohngen3012 Год назад

I don't get all this! Wish someone could help me set up some sort of backup that is easy to understand.

@JohnDoe-gb3zh Год назад

So how do these actually connect to the computer? USB? Thunderbolt? Usb-c? Speed/advantages/disadvantages vs NAS?

@BandH Год назад

The enclosures in this video are USB-C and thunderbolt. We compare DAS to NAS in our follow up video on NAS solutions that's coming shortly. DAS is generally faster because it's directly attached to the computer whereas NAS is connected to the local network. - Matt

@JohnDoe-gb3zh Год назад

@@BandH Thank you! Follow up video makes perfect sense.

@RayValdezPhotography Год назад

I got a new qnap 8 drive nas from BH. I love it. If you have years and years of work it is a good way to go

@RobertJohnson-lb3qz 5 месяцев назад

I have a rookie question, is the RAID version that provides a parity function helpful if one is learning to code or working as a programmer?

@BandH 5 месяцев назад

Using RAID for parity isn't going to directly affect coding work other than as a matter of redundancy, which can be helpful should you wish to ensure that your files have backups.

@RobertJohnson-lb3qz 5 месяцев назад

@@BandH 👍thanks

@vasu925 Год назад

Is there an enclosure you recommend for JBOD?

@BandH Год назад

Any of the enclosures mentioned in this video are capable of JBOD so it really depends on how many drives you need and storage requirements. Here are some more JBOD capable enclosures: www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?q=hard%20drive%20enclosures&filters=fct_category%3Ahard_drive_enclosures_8413%2Cfct_raid_1233%3Ajbod

@vasu925 Год назад

@@BandH Thank you

@terrytaylor5558 Год назад

All over my head.

@strandvaskeren 8 месяцев назад

Please, please stop believing that raid allows you to replace a drive and it will magically rebuild with no data loss. I theory it should work that way, but in reality it rarely does. Most drive failures is due to age and the process of rebuilding a new drive puts so much stress on the remaining drives that some of them very commonly fails too, leaving you stranded.

@TIOLIOfficial 4 месяца назад

So, what is the solution? Checking for drive health constantly? Drives can fail out of nowhere, even though the drive health technically shows no issues.

@maddogtank8425 3 месяца назад

So in theory, could you Just preemptively, replace, like two of your hard drives with newer hard drives like a year into having it or something and then even if everything hits the fan, you have two solid hard drives to fall back on that or less old than the others

@jdiamond9513 2 месяца назад

It worked well for me when I lost 1 of my 3 drives in my Mac Pro. Popped the new drive in and it rebuilt itself.

@Shermanbay 11 месяцев назад

Backing up "to the cloud" is not a reasonable option for some. Cloud storage at present is prohibitive for 100TBs of data. Not only would it take months to upload, but the storage cost is astronomical. By 2030, that might be a viable option, but not 2023.