ownCloud Infinite Scale
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Never a bad idea to have alternatives to Nextcloud on here.
wrote on Dec 20, 2020, 9:59 AM last edited by@atrilahiji said in ownCloud Infinite Scale:
alternatives to Nextcloud
Cloudron have alternative to Nextcloud
While it depend what you install in your Nextcloud
for the:- file sync you have Syncthing
- calendar/contact you have: SOGo and Radicale
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@atrilahiji said in ownCloud Infinite Scale:
alternatives to Nextcloud
Cloudron have alternative to Nextcloud
While it depend what you install in your Nextcloud
for the:- file sync you have Syncthing
- calendar/contact you have: SOGo and Radicale
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wrote on Dec 20, 2020, 6:24 PM last edited by A Former User Dec 20, 2020, 6:25 PM@jodumont syncthing doesn’t quite do what Nextcloud does. It is a decentralized file sync server where Nextcloud is a self hosted file storage cloud. They are not competitors no matter how much I look at it and ownCloud is the alternative I am looking for. I can figure out the other bits (calendar, contacts, etc.)
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@jodumont syncthing doesn’t quite do what Nextcloud does. It is a decentralized file sync server where Nextcloud is a self hosted file storage cloud. They are not competitors no matter how much I look at it and ownCloud is the alternative I am looking for. I can figure out the other bits (calendar, contacts, etc.)
wrote on Dec 23, 2020, 12:01 AM last edited by@atrilahiji said in ownCloud Infinite Scale:
syncthing doesn’t quite do what Nextcloud does. It is a decentralized file sync server where Nextcloud is a self hosted file storage cloud. They are not competitors no matter how much I look at it
not a competitor for sure, but where I find the similarity is in the result: having same files on differents devices
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@atrilahiji said in ownCloud Infinite Scale:
syncthing doesn’t quite do what Nextcloud does. It is a decentralized file sync server where Nextcloud is a self hosted file storage cloud. They are not competitors no matter how much I look at it
not a competitor for sure, but where I find the similarity is in the result: having same files on differents devices
wrote on Dec 23, 2020, 3:52 AM last edited by@jodumont biggest drawback is still the absence of an iOS app
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@atrilahiji said in ownCloud Infinite Scale:
syncthing doesn’t quite do what Nextcloud does. It is a decentralized file sync server where Nextcloud is a self hosted file storage cloud. They are not competitors no matter how much I look at it
not a competitor for sure, but where I find the similarity is in the result: having same files on differents devices
wrote on Dec 23, 2020, 4:10 AM last edited by@jodumont I guess I’m more concerned with finding something that mimics the experience as well as the result.
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@jodumont biggest drawback is still the absence of an iOS app
wrote on Dec 23, 2020, 4:11 AM last edited by@necrevistonnezr yes.
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@jodumont biggest drawback is still the absence of an iOS app
wrote on Dec 23, 2020, 5:01 AM last edited by@necrevistonnezr said in ownCloud Infinite Scale:
@jodumont biggest drawback is still the absence of an iOS app
thank for pointing it out, while I'm essentially using Android and Linux I prefer choosing solution which support a broader kind of OS (Windows/MacOS/IOS).
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@jodumont I guess I’m more concerned with finding something that mimics the experience as well as the result.
wrote on Dec 23, 2020, 5:05 AM last edited by@atrilahiji said in ownCloud Infinite Scale:
@jodumont I guess I’m more concerned with finding something that mimics the experience as well as the result.
I saw you are in Computer Engineer
you might want to read about how the CERN use ownCloud
they really pushed the limit of ownCloud (before Nextcloud appear) -
wrote on Dec 26, 2020, 9:23 AM last edited by christiaan Dec 26, 2020, 9:26 AM
One thing I’m hoping Infinite Scale will do is make it more affordable for us as a small business to run our own cloud server, by way of better efficiency and performance. Sounds like that’s on the cards.
But the competition on this front is peer-to-peer, such as Resilio and Anytype.io
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One thing I’m hoping Infinite Scale will do is make it more affordable for us as a small business to run our own cloud server, by way of better efficiency and performance. Sounds like that’s on the cards.
But the competition on this front is peer-to-peer, such as Resilio and Anytype.io
@christiaan I am also very much hoping that in comparison to Nextcloud, they stick to the use-case of file syncing and do that well. This I find is still a bit lacking out there.
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@christiaan I am also very much hoping that in comparison to Nextcloud, they stick to the use-case of file syncing and do that well. This I find is still a bit lacking out there.
@nebulon said in ownCloud Infinite Scale:
stick to the use-case of file syncing and do that well
I've been repeatedly told that this is indeed what they want to do
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wrote on Jan 5, 2021, 4:25 PM last edited by
Is it time?
https://owncloud.com/get-started/ -
Is it time?
https://owncloud.com/get-started/@christiaan this still seems to be the php version in those release tarballs
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@christiaan this still seems to be the php version in those release tarballs
wrote on Jan 5, 2021, 5:54 PM last edited by@nebulon my mistake, I should have posted this link to 1.0.0:
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I have locally checked the go version and it appears to work (since it is go it is essentially a single binary, which is very nice) However it looks like to some early version with no settings and very limited features, also I couldn't figure out how to sync from the desktop or so.
I guess we have to give this a bit more time to settle, but looks very promising already.
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I have locally checked the go version and it appears to work (since it is go it is essentially a single binary, which is very nice) However it looks like to some early version with no settings and very limited features, also I couldn't figure out how to sync from the desktop or so.
I guess we have to give this a bit more time to settle, but looks very promising already.
wrote on Jan 7, 2021, 1:01 PM last edited by@nebulon okay, yes, they're calling it a Tech Preview. With any luck they'll have something ready for production this quarter.
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I have locally checked the go version and it appears to work (since it is go it is essentially a single binary, which is very nice) However it looks like to some early version with no settings and very limited features, also I couldn't figure out how to sync from the desktop or so.
I guess we have to give this a bit more time to settle, but looks very promising already.
wrote on Mar 4, 2021, 3:40 AM last edited by@nebulon Do you have a Repo where you set it up to run on Cloudron? I tried to make a package and encountered this error when starting it:
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@nebulon Do you have a Repo where you set it up to run on Cloudron? I tried to make a package and encountered this error when starting it:
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@atrilahiji I don't have a repo or Cloudron package yet, just ran it for testing locally to see roughly in which state it is.
wrote on Apr 27, 2021, 8:26 AM last edited byThere's a Docker image for their latest 1.5 release, although it's still a tech preview:
https://hub.docker.com/r/owncloud/ocis
