Now that we have Rclone installed, we need to configure it to hook up to our Backblaze bucket, but first, let’s get some required info from Backblaze. If you issue the following commands in this order, it should install itself: For this example, we’re using an app called Rclone. Once we’ve logged in, we’ll need to install the program we’re going to use to sync the local backup folder with the Backblaze bucket. Regardless of the client, our command to log in will look similar to this: macOS users can go ahead and open the Terminal app. On Windows 10, enable the SSH client using Apps and Features. This step differs slightly by the operating system. The first thing we need to do is connect to our FileMaker Server via an SSH client. We’re going to set up a systematic process that syncs the contents of a backup folder on our FileMaker server with a bucket on Backblaze. In this example, we’re going to use Backblaze for our storage service, but connecting to any others should follow a very similar path. In this article, we’ll review how to integrate FileMaker Linux Server with cloud-based storage options like AWS, Backblaze, Dropbox, or even a LAN based drive so that we can easily access it from our app of choice.
Previously, we talked about how to access FileMaker on Linux.
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