You can synchronize data from File Storage NAS (NAS), Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS), Object Storage Service (OSS), and Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) to a destination in the Cloud Backup console. This topic describes the steps required for this scenario.
To synchronize data in the Cloud Backup console, perform the following steps:
Before you synchronize data from HDFS file systems, on-premises NAS file systems, S3-Compatible Storage buckets, CPFS file systems, OSS buckets, and OSS-Compatible Storage buckets, you must install a Cloud Backup client on the servers where the data sources are located. The client is used to establish data connections and manage services with Cloud Backup.
You are not charged for activating Cloud Backup. You are not charged for using the data synchronization feature of Cloud Backup. You are charged for using NAS to read files over the Internet and store files. You are charged for using OSS to store files. For more information, see Billing overview of NAS and Billing overview of OSS.
Before you synchronize data from HDFS file systems, on-premises NAS file systems, S3-Compatible Storage buckets, CPFS file systems, OSS buckets, and OSS-Compatible Storage buckets, you must install a Cloud Backup client on the servers where the data synchronization jobs are executed. The servers must be connected to the network where the data sources reside. The client is used to establish data connections and manage services with Cloud Backup.
In the Cloud Backup console, add data sources such as HDFS file systems, on-premises NAS file systems, S3-Compatible Storage buckets, CPFS file systems, OSS buckets, and OSS-Compatible Storage buckets.
Create a data synchronization plan. Cloud Backup runs the plan and continuously synchronizes data based on the plan.