[zeagle]

I used to spend a lot of time tweaking this but have had a stable solution for years now.

1. I host seafile on a vps and run seadrive on each machine with asubst to mount it as the T: drive. Everything one needs to keep is saved there; WAF is good. It handles undelete, versioning, etc with access from anywhere for laptops. Weekly my nas rsyncs the data and SQL home for backup. If vps dies I could change DNS locally to point to the NAS, start seafile and continue to use it. A desktop with a seafile client also caches everything locally. I organize with a logically directory structure. The nas does zfs.

2. I also use nextcloud for my contacts, calendar hosted on the VPS. Similar backup home but nightly.

3. FolderSync saves nightly photos of our phones to the NAS at phones\name\yyyymm\ as we don't use cloud storage. Took me some years and a broken phone to realize I need to do this. For convenience, photoview running on the NAS to review them easily. Weekly Borg backups to the VPS for offsite.

4. Something similar with paperless-ngx. I've been meaning to run a personal and work instance instead of one joint one.