How do I sync a business?!

Tinfoil hat mode:
> Server + VPN + Samba share
Could be done, but no versioning, no conflict solving, nothing.

> Server + Syncthing
I would never risk business data on Syncthing. It's fun for one, but using it with sensitive data? Mega nope.

> Server + Btsync
Muh proprietary shit. It would work, it has versioning, it can fix conflicts, but this new "Resilio" and basically Bittorrent Inc does not care anymore. It's like they just gave up.

Muh cloud.

> Dropbox
Would be good, the business one, but it starts with 5-10 people, we have 2.
The user one is not bad, that is 2x10$ / month.

> Onedrive
The user one sucks, no versioning.
Business one would be OK. We will see how that "E3" subscription will work that Microsoft just announced and will have Office & Win10 Enterprise & Onedrive Business in it.

> Crashplan
Works awesome, we use it, but it cannot sync.

... So basically what the fuck am I supposed to use?

A final tl;dr:
> ~600GB of data
> need backup & versioning & conflict resolve
> 2 users
> sync files, not backup (e.g.: no crashplan, backblaze)

>>56221633
Set up git + bash script to automaste any changes/saves on AWS

Look at gitlab for doing so

>>56221657
600gb for bash seems crazy.
We are talking about binary files and not-really-diffable ones.

Git is fine for source and text, but yeah...

>>56221601
Just use Google for Business. How hard is it?

>>56221753
I dunno, I am just signing up.

Maybe NFS will do the trick?

>>56222035
Same as Samba, the sync part would be a real pain to solve. If one person would access the files every time, it would work.

Now I'm trying to sign up for Google Work.
> needs 1 hour to verify domain

Fuck.