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A Study on Raspberry Pi Method for Examining Personal Cloud Storage

Shobhana Joshi, R. Hemalatha, K. Uma Lakshmi, S. Sai Shashank

Abstract


The guide explains ways to set up a personal cloud storage using a Raspberry Pi rather than using storage facilities from other companies like Dropbox, Google Drive, iCloud, and so on. In this dynamic environment and ever-changing technologies, security of our data is utmost important as well as the storage we need to store data and have control over our data. We focus on the matters mentioned above. The fact that other users can use third-party Cloud services raises questions about security. Those cloud service providers also charge us a hefty fee for using their services, provide scant storage, and have some control over our data. Employing a Raspberry Pi, we can employ an external hard drive as personal cloud storage. We can decide the amount of memory by ourselves and can have full control over our data.


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