Large File Sharing
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First you look at official solutions for the application that uses that document. Then you look at third party solutions that will work for the document type (like Perforce), then you look at IT workarounds (like RDS)
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@Kyle said in Large File Sharing:
@scottalanmiller Have you ever seen NextCloud installed successfully on a Synology?
Came across this while researching solutions. https://luvis.se/software/install-nextcloud-on-synology-dsm-6/
No, but to be fair I've never seen it unsuccessfully installed on one, either
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@scottalanmiller said in Large File Sharing:
@Kyle said in Large File Sharing:
@scottalanmiller Have you ever seen NextCloud installed successfully on a Synology?
Came across this while researching solutions. https://luvis.se/software/install-nextcloud-on-synology-dsm-6/
No, but to be fair I've never seen it unsuccessfully installed on one, either
so useful
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Torrents might be the best way to share. You could set up a private tracker and have each client use that.
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Or reading through again, are these documents, or large files like videos and CAD files?
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@Kyle said in Large File Sharing:
@scottalanmiller Have you ever seen NextCloud installed successfully on a Synology?
Came across this while researching solutions. https://luvis.se/software/install-nextcloud-on-synology-dsm-6/
Synology also has Synology Drive which would give you similar options to NextCloud. NextCloud is a little more polished in my opinion but this is quick and easy to get going. You can also use the Synology quickconnect so no need to open ports to access.
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@syko24 said in Large File Sharing:
@Kyle said in Large File Sharing:
@scottalanmiller Have you ever seen NextCloud installed successfully on a Synology?
Came across this while researching solutions. https://luvis.se/software/install-nextcloud-on-synology-dsm-6/
Synology also has Synology Drive which would give you similar options to NextCloud. NextCloud is a little more polished in my opinion but this is quick and easy to get going. You can also use the Synology quickconnect so no need to open ports to access.
The client has it limits but it can work.
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Lucidlink may work. I have not tried it yet, but looks great.
https://www.lucidlink.com/
The files are stored on cloud object storage and shown locally thru a virtual filesystem, accessed on demand with a local cache. This long video shows its capabilities and addresses some questions: https://youtu.be/hTM6b-Tk2jQ
Around 14:18 a movie is copied to the cloud while simultaneously played on another workstation while it is still not completely uploaded (bad wording, I know).The demo obviously uses high speed internet but they say they are optimized for high latency connections. Still, lots of things to check for real world usage.
Edit: Fixed URL
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@dave_c said in Large File Sharing:
Lucidlink may work. I have not tried it yet, but looks great.
https://www.lucidlink.coTheir site isn't loading here
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@scottalanmiller said in Large File Sharing:
@dave_c said in Large File Sharing:
Lucidlink may work. I have not tried it yet, but looks great.
https://www.lucidlink.coTheir site isn't loading here
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@dave_c Lucid link seems to be super interesting really.
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@Romo said in Large File Sharing:
@dave_c Lucid link seems to be super interesting really.
I looked at that and it seems really nice.
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@jmoore said in Large File Sharing:
@Romo said in Large File Sharing:
@dave_c Lucid link seems to be super interesting really.
I looked at that and it seems really nice.
We have been talking about testing it with a client.
