GPv2 accounts support all APIs and features supported in GPv1 and Blob storage accounts.

General-purpose v2 (GPv2) accounts are storage accounts that support all of the latest features for blobs, files, queues, and tables. Name is the name of your storage account. In the Azure portal you can create a new storage account by pressing the New button link and then, from Storage, you can select Storage Account – blob, file, table, queue. A new blade with the Create Storage Account option appears, where you select the Name, Account Kind, Replication and Access Tier. Actually, this is not quite accurate as, recently, a new service related to storage has been introduced, called General-purpose v2. Of course, there are many options to store your backup and some might argue that Microsoft Azure is not the cheapest one for long term backups, compared to Amazon Glacier for example. Hyper Backup has more real backup capabilities as just syncing your data to the cloud, like multiple versions of your backup data and an easy way to restore your data. Cloud Sync is a tool that syncs your data to cloud services like OneDrive for Business, Google Drive, Azure Storage etc. When running a Synology NAS with DSM 6.0 or later, you are able to choose between Cloud Sync and Hyper Backup. Through its wizard you can backup your data to a lot of external providers including Amazon S3, Microsoft Azure, Rackspace and others.

In the recent release of DSM 6.0, Synology introduced a tool, called Hyper Backup, which provides a multi-version backup and minimizes the storage required for backing up data in multiple versions. Important files -like critical work documents or personal photos- deserve a great backup strategy for their protection against unexpected hardware failure or plain accidental deletion. Data is not only the core of any business but also a significant asset for all users.

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