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Synology sells single bay units now, but anything that has network connectivity should work fine. If this is just off-site backup, find whatever is the cheapest. If an RPi with a USB attached disk is cheaper, do that.

You can find MiniPCs of all sorts really cheap now, though almost all have smaller onboard SSD storage.

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Doesn’t seem so.

And there’s a difference between utilitarian and idiotic as well. The fact you can’t tell the difference is a “you” problem, friend.

There’s a difference between KISS and just plain useless. These apps are like beginner code for people in high school.

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Some things you should determine first:

1. Total amount of data you will be backing up
2. Frequency of backups
3. Number of copies to keep

Plug these numbers into cost calculators for whatever cloud service you’re hoping to use, because this is honestly not going to be the cheapest route to store off-site if there are ingress charges like with S3.

I know Cloudflare’s R2 service doesn’t charge for ingress or egress (for now), but you might be able to find something even cheaper if you’re only backing up certain types of data that can be easily compressed.

I’d also investigate cheap ways to maybe just store an off-site drive with your data: office/work, family house, friends house…etc. Storage devices are way cheaper than monthly cloud costs.

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Sure, but the playbooks show where files are being put, which is what you requested.

This will show all the individual steps happening to configure an instance without docker: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ansible

SigNoz or RunDeck