Local, cloud and remote destinations. Choose a specific task and verify the results before relying on unattended backups.
Back Up to a Local Drive with DuplicacyA local drive is a simple first storage target, but should be physically independent from the source.Use an External Hard Drive for Duplicacy BackupsAn external drive works as a storage destination if it remains available during scheduled jobs.Connect Cloud Storage to DuplicacyDuplicacy supports several cloud backends; provider-specific fields depend on your selected storage.Set Up Duplicacy with Backblaze B2Use the Backblaze B2 storage option when your Duplicacy version exposes it.Connect Duplicacy to Amazon S3An S3 destination requires a bucket, regional settings and credentials with suitable access.Back Up over SFTP with DuplicacySFTP uses SSH access to a storage server or NAS and should be tested before enabling schedules.Back Up Windows Folders to a NASA NAS can serve as an independent target through a compatible backend such as SFTP.Use OneDrive as a Duplicacy Backup DestinationA cloud destination should be selected through Duplicacy's supported backend list, not by guessing at a synced folder.Use Google Drive for a Duplicacy Storage TargetSelect Google Drive only if it appears as a supported provider in your installed edition.Organize Multiple Backup DestinationsSeparate local and offsite storages reduce dependence on one device or account.Encrypt a Duplicacy Storage DestinationFor a new storage, the encryption password protects backed-up content separately from UI credentials.Copy a Duplicacy Backup to Another StorageCopy jobs support a second destination when the target is configured to be copy-compatible.