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The good ones... Are not cheap (if someone knows a cheap option though, I'd be happy to add it to my own repertoire!)
For me, I backup with:
Edited to add:
You dont need to backup everything.
What is being backed up by me at all the locations above:
Aside from the home movies, its not a huge amount of data. Lots of VHS conversions of graduations, Christmases, etc of long past.
Locally I back up more to the second NAS including:
So while I have a huge amount of storage at home, what's needed elsewhere is not anywhere near as much.
The offsite NAS at the family’s house - how did you configure offsite access? Did you have to upgrade their router?
Wireguard site-to-site, they already had an OK router I recommended to them so not much effort there.
I'm planning to have a NAS at my parents' place too, and I will probably just set it up with Tailscale.