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Looking for secure file syncing and replication
PrincessOfCats
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I'm currently using glusterfs (fuse) to access files on a AWS EC2 instance. This is insecure as there is no authentication other than a list of allowed IPs.
Is there any other system that can run on openvz (at least mount on openvz). The syncing must be instant (i.e. block replication) or simply mounted (like NFS) from the EC2 instance.
Performance doesn't matter, it is only a few 1MB files.
I've thought of using S3/S3 Compatible storage and mounting it, but I don't like using something the way it is not supposed to be used.
Would the best option be sshfs?
Edit: NVM, found s3ql which works.
Comments
why not using GlusterFS with TLS!
Encrypt all the Things
https://gluster.readthedocs.org/en/latest/Administrator Guide/SSL/