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I have 2 external SSDs that I rotate keeping them offline and one offsite.
I backup weekly though my most used files are synced online so is sufficient for my use case.
Edit: I use Syncthing to backup photos/videos from phones to my laptop so they're included in the above.
I have 2 external SSDs that I rotate keeping them offline and one offsite.
I was going to point out that in many arrangements like this - which used RAID - the disks are stressed a lot due to the full synch a lame raid1 would have required; but you're not doing that. I think you're just bringing in the disk and synching files over to match it up, and I think that's a better move. If you're using syncthing for that, then that may be a pretty good setup. Are you doing the synch of the travelling disks via syncthing too?
i use syncthing to mirror pics on my computers and rsync to back them up on a different computer. (i use raid on my backup server)
I put them on my PC, which backups to my server, which are then copied to offsite backups.
which backups to my server
which backs up to my server
If you confuse the noun and verb form, or just forget that space, the conjugation then falls over.
I use a Synology NAS and use Synology photos. I've also heard good things about immich and would probably use that if I didn't have a Synology.
