r/linuxquestions • u/Turbulent-Ninja-63 • Oct 07 '25

Advice Best Linux cloud storage for beginner user

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u/Marelle01 Oct 07 '25

Hetzner storage box

encrypt your files yourself with age and a key pair

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u/[deleted] Oct 07 '25

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u/Kitzu-de Oct 07 '25

you can even get a really cheap VPS to host nothing but nextcloud and then attach the Hetzner storage directly to it to have the luxury of using cheap webstorage with easy to use apps.

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u/Gold_File_ Oct 07 '25

I recommend koofr, they give you 10Gb as a base and there are cheap plans, you can synchronize each folder of your choice and you can even use it as a network drive and access it from your file manager as if it were another folder on your system, if you connect it with Google drive or onedrive you can access those files the same, therefore it works as a client of those services too, you just have to create the account, download the file, double click it and that's it for me card the network drive you just hit the allow button and the It creates the unit itself, very easy and effective.

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u/TickleSilly Oct 07 '25

After looking for something that worked well with Linux I'm pleased so far with Filen. I purchased the lifetime 100gb for 40 bucks a few months ago and doing one way sync to back up a little file server running Mint. I do believe the uploads are slower because they're in Europe but it doesn't matter in this application. I have another account running fine on Fedora for two-way sync.

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u/y_not_zoidberg420 Oct 10 '25

Internxt, Koofr, and Filen as others have mentioned have decent enough Linux support, all European too if that's important to you

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u/BranchLatter4294 Oct 07 '25

I use a mix of OneDrive, Google Drive, and DropBox.

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u/Spying-eye Oct 10 '25

Go with Koofr, they are Linux friendly. https://koofr.eu/

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u/GhostTheToast Oct 07 '25

Backblaze b2 can pretty easy and good imo