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Nextcloud Announces a New Backup Application

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Tuesday 2nd of November 2021 09:08:31 PM Filed under
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  • Nextcloud Announces a New Backup Application for Its Home Users - FOSS Force

    Germany-based Nextcloud is releasing an easy-to-use backup application for its productivity and collaboration platform that’s designed not for the big enterprise customers who pay its bills, but for home users and small business who generally use the product for free.

    Announced today was Nextcloud Backup, a fully encrypted incremental backup solution that’s not only easy-to-use, but which offers a full set of features that includes a wide choice of backup options (including one that might surprise some folks) and the ability to search through a backup to find individual files and folders when a full restore isn’t needed.

    Nextcloud said that the software is aimed squarely at home users, along with small mom and pop sized businesses, which are unlikely to ever become paying customers, except for some who might pay a small amount for a hosted version.

  • Nextcloud Backup App Available for Beta Testing

    Last year, we mentioned Nextcloud as the swiss army knife of remote working tools, and rightly so.

    Nextcloud offers a lot of tools to help you build the ultimate collaboration tool while taking control of your data. Of course, if you are looking for convenience without the need for self-hosting, Nextcloud may not be an immediate option for you.

    However, if the lack of an easy-to-use backup tool was a deal-breaker for you, it might be a good idea to think it over.

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Nextcloud introduces Native Backup App

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Thursday 4th of November 2021 07:15:14 PM.
  • Nextcloud introduces Native Backup App

    Joos Poortfliet from Nextcloud has given me the prospect of an eventful November. It started on November 1st. with the presentation of the beta version of the peer-to-peer app Nextcloud Backup, which is now available for testing.

    This is good news for everyone who hosts a Nextcloud themselves, because this clientele previously had to create their data backup using third-party software. In the future, Nextcloud Backup will allow regular compressed, encrypted backups of your data on your Nextcloud server. The app, which is designed for ease of use, is delivered with Nextcloud 23 in a stable version.

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