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Pain points in business: what people struggle with
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Large File Transfer Failures
Users struggle to reliably move, sync, and store very large files and datasets across cloud and on-prem systems without failures, high costs, or workflow disruption.
In their words
Lost like half a week chasing ghost problems because of an app silently touching the audio.
Any services that make 1-2tb of data relatively easy to upload and transfer?
CloudAlly for Dropbox ~ $350+/mo for 2TB is insane.
Directors, editors, DPs use Dropbox/wetransfer/Google Drive even though we don’t consider those secure or robust enough for important and large file transfer.
They dont want the email, calendar, whiteboards, etc - just simple cloud storage with MFA, that are easy and simple to use.
Nun kommt ein zweites kleines Büro hinzu und wir möchten die Daten zentral in eine Cloud verlegen.
uploading and downloading would be a multi-day endeavor
What app can handle more than 400.000 files?
Expanding takes seconds. Shrinking safely still feels like planning another outage window, another migration, another weekend.
A fresh full chain with compression end encyption takes at least 48 hours for the data we have
uploading and downloading would be a multi-day endeavor
Dropbox is saying will still take 1-3 days. My internet also cuts out randomly
If you need to get that footage to an editor or a post house it would take over 2h at max speed.
As a producer I'm forever trying to send multi-GB stem folders to collaborators, and the Drive/Dropbox round-trip is exactly the pain you described.
IT teams, media creators, sysadmins
Where they talk
- r/sysadmin
- r/AZURE
- r/aws
- r/zfs
- r/editors
- r/NextCloud
- r/msp
- r/Drime
Tools they use today
- Dropbox
- Google Drive
- OneDrive
- S3
- ZFS
- Nextcloud
- SharePoint
- Cloudflare
Why those fall short
- no unified file management, no segmentation, stale AD entries
- Telegram bans programmatic storage; Cloudflare not DMCA resistant
- Drive and Dropbox still compress on in-app playback; workarounds are hacks clients must remember
- uploads take days, processing stalls, storage and ownership transfer are a nightmare
- Hetzner S3 unstable since launch, rarely worked, support replies after months
Map of ideas
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