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Cloud Sync let you sync your Data from NAS to Cloud Storage

Cloud Sync let you sync your Data from NAS to Cloud Storage



Cloud Sync 



Cloud Sync integrates the advantages of public cloud and private cloud, enabling you to effortlessly connect your Synology NAS to public cloud services, such as Amazon Drive, BackBlaze B2, Dropbox, Google Cloud Storage, Microsoft Azure, OpenStack Swift, and more.






Seamless synchronization between private and public clouds

Cloud Sync enables you to seamlessly connect your local Synology NAS to public cloud services or on-premise storage through Amazon S3 API, OpenStack Swift, or WebDAV protocols. With Cloud Sync, you can enhance the collaboration when accessing between your local NAS and other remote cloud services, and can efficiently and easily back up data from or to public clouds.

With Cloud Sync, you can seamlessly sync and share files among your Synology NAS and multiple public cloud services, including:
  • Alibaba Cloud Object Storage Service (OSS)
  • Amazon Drive (end of support as of November 1, 2020)
  • Amazon S3 compatible cloud services (Amazon S3, hicloud S3 and SFR NAS Backup)
  • Backblaze B2
  • Baidu Cloud
  • Box
  • Dropbox (including Dropbox for Business. However, Dropbox Team Folder is excluded)
  • Google Cloud Storage
  • Google Drive (including G Suite My Drive)
  • Google Shared Drive
  • HiDrive
  • JD Cloud Object Storage Service (OSS)
  • MegaFon MegaDisk
  • Microsoft OneDrive (including OneDrive for Business)
  • Microsoft Azure
  • Microsoft Office365 SharePoint Document Library
  • OpenStack Swift compatible cloud services (IBM SoftLayer, RackSpace, RackSpace UK)
  • Tencent Cloud Object Storage (COS)
  • WebDAV
  • Yandex Disk




Flexibility

Customize a synchronization strategy for each task.

Sync direction
Select one-way or two-way synchronization to flexibly backup or sync your data between your NAS and other cloud services.

Encryption and compression
Securely store and transfer your data with encryption, and reduce traffic and storage consumption with compression.

Concurrent processing
Customize the suitable number of concurrent file uploads and downloads to maximize system usage.

Selective sync
Select certain folders and filter the files you want to sync to the public cloud service or your Synology NAS, optimizing storage usage.

Schedule your sync tasks
Schedule the specific time and date to perform your sync tasks to flexibly utilize the system resources of your Synology NAS.

Traffic control
Set the bandwidth limits to prevent the upload and download traffic from interfering the general traffic on your Synology NAS.






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