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# File synchronization
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Tools to synchronize data and so called clouds are pretty handy to use files on different machines.
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There are tools with a main server and there are tools that don't need them.
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## Synchronizing with main server
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The biggest advantage of having a main server contain your data is that - as long as the server is online -
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you can sync as you please.
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You do not need to care which machines are online to get all the files you need.
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If you are talking about a cloud, this is this.
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- [Owncloud](setups/owncloud.md) is a self-hostable, open-source file hosting service that can be dockerized.
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- [Onedrive](setups/onedrive.md) is a very popular piece of software despite being proprietary.
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You can not self-host it, but you can run a dockerized client.
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## Synchronizing without main server
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If you can bare the difficulties ascending due to the mentioned above problems, this is probably a more
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safe way to "host" files.
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There is no single server as point of attack with all your data.
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- [Syncthing](setups/syncthing.md) is a free and open-source peer-to-peer file synchronization tool that can be dockerized.
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