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Review the Sync job settings and then click Create.Review all options and also see the Tips section below for more details. Apply any Rules you wish on this page, including filtering out some files from the sync job, enabling data compression, encryption and more.On the main Schedule screen, scroll to the bottom and click “Sync Now” if you wish to start the sync immediately.Adjust the time if you wish and then click OK. Click on Periodic, and the default is 10 mins.

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Under Schedule, click the plus sign on the right side to add a new schedule.

In this example we will set it to run every 10 mins. Typically you would want the synchronization to happen periodically throughout the day to keep data in sync.

Set up the Sync schedule to meet your needs.

Repeat these steps if you want to include more multiple folders in one sync job.

To do this enter a folder name in the lower right corner, and then click on the folder with the plux (+) sign.

Click on the name of the bucket we will sync the local folder to, and then create a folder that it will synchronize with.Now under Backblaze B2, click on the plus (+) sign next to “Add a personal folder”.Select the local folder and then click OK. Under Local NAS, click on the plus (+) sign next to “Add a personal folder”.Enter a Job name and for action, we are picking Mirror in this example. Next we need to give the Sync job a name, pick the action and set the local and remote directories to be synchronized.In this example we will configure a One-way sync from QNAP into a B2 bucket. Click Sync Now, and then choose which type of Sync job.The beginning steps are very similar to setting up a backup job, but the configuration steps are very different.

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Here is an example of how to configure a Sync Job in HBS. Your Hybrid Backup job is now configured to use Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage.Ĭreating a Sync Job in Hybrid Backup Sync Review the job summary and then click Create.You can also choose to enable data compression or not, and decide to accept the QuDedup option or not based on your available system resources. Next create any filters you wish, in case you exclude specific types of files or folders within your selected directories.

Create a backup schedule to fit your needs, or just choose to run once or run immediately with the Backup Now option at the bottom of the menu.

Select a folder in the bucket to store the backup or create a new folder in the lower right corner of the menu, and click the folder with the plus sign.

Choose an existing B2 Bucket from the drop down menu or click to create a new bucket.

Now select Backblaze B2 storage space, and then the account you configured is highlighted by default.

Now add the source folders we want to backup.

Then click Backup Now -> New Backup Job.

To create a Backup Job, click on Backup and Restore icon in the Hybrid Backup menu.

Here is an example of how to configure a Backup Job in HBS.

Now that our Storage Space is configured, we can use it with a Backup or Sync job within Hybrid Backup and Sync (HBS).Ĭreating a Backup job in Hybrid Backup Sync

Enter a name for your storage space, and then enter your KeyID and Application Key, and click Create.

For type of CloudServer, select Backblaze B2.

Launch Hybrid Backup Sync, and go to Storage Spaces, then click Create.

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Note: If you don’t have Hybrid Backup Sync installed already, it’s available for free in the QNAP App Center. Setup the Backblaze B2 bucket within Hybrid Backup Sync The following guide explains how to set up Hybrid Backup Sync on your QNAP device. With Backblaze B2 and Hybrid Backup Sync, you can set up jobs that allow you to run backups of your data to secure them offsite. Hybrid Backup Sync is a Backup and Sync application available for free on all QNAP NAS devices. Welcome to the Backblaze guide for QNAP Hybrid Backup Sync 3. Configuring QNAP Hybrid Backup Sync 3 with Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage Introduction