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I want to begin using Amazon Cloud Drive unlimited, but there is no synchronization available. Using Cloud Drive Desktop there is only an upload. I do not want to keep uploading 1500 gigabytes repeatedly. They discontinued Cloud Drive Sync Application (formerly called the "Cloud Drive desktop application"). Though it can be found and will still work I won't use unsupported software.
I regularly back up my machines to a terabyte drive and when finished I clone that drive to another. I want to begin synchronizing in the cloud. I have a few folders I back up in between full backups and would like to keep those synchronized, too.
The terabyte drive has a lot of old files, archives, and historical stuff as well.
Just as an aside: Amazon UK still serves the old pages and downloads for the original Cloud Drive desktop application.
– Arjan – 2015-04-27T23:01:49.763Do yourself a favor and get the free dropbox or box.net account. I dumped the amazon synch app a while ago. It was terrible at actually synching and the worst part is that is sneaks up on you. One day, bam - nothing but CONFLICT files. – skub – 2015-04-28T01:21:32.977
I may try dropbox. I wanted to do Amazon because it's better on the backend and they support value-added services by others well, but it's lousy on the front end. – subjectivist – 2015-04-28T03:52:07.290
I don't mind Amazon having a limit of 2TB or 4TB, but unlimited and then no sync app? My money will go to DropBox, OneDrive, Copy, or Google Drive instead, or even my own RAID drive mirrored, or a personal NAS Cloud – nonopolarity – 2015-08-21T06:15:58.947
Since asking this question I received a reply from Amazon saying there is no synchronization available. If the same folder is uploaded again, warning messages appear for any files or folders already present, so there is no way to refresh except to delete and upload the whole thing again. – subjectivist – 2015-04-28T03:50:15.617