Amilia
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Also , I was a fan of Goodsync the past year and I admit , it is perfect for moving network share to a Google Drive . Also there are other options like Gs Richcopy360 and Syncback . I don't recommend COPY & PAST or CLI tools for such a transfers .
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My suggestion is AWS S3, no problems with this cloud and we recently using Gs Richcopy 360 to copy directly to this cloud without any middle men involved , and best thing , I can control the upload speed while transferring to the cloud, search AWS S3
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My problem was solved and I would share with you how I found the solution. We finally used the Enterprise version of Gs Richcopy 360, and we set the upload speed to a specific speed, now we have good results with our data center, it works smoothly while the syncing is running.
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Thanks, andy_b , I checked out "--cap-mbps float" before, unfortunately, this was not effective to what we aimed. So we are checking out now some tools found in the search results that can do these tasks and you can help me if you have any experience with these kinds of tools or similarities, I found Carbonite , Duplicate and Gs Richcopy 360 . Thanks in advance
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We need to copy a lot of large files from windows to AWS S3, we tried Azcopy but through our testing, the network got so saturated due to the bandwidth consumed. after doing a full search we found somehow to do it via the Azcopy command but unfortunately, it was ineffective. we are looking for a reliable way to limit the transfer speed while uploading to S3 to give our data center the space to run smoothly day and night.I know Azcopy is a strong tool but it really takes most of the bandwidth. Thank You