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StorX Integration Series: Duplicati + CyberDuck + CloudBerry

Integration overview
Duplicati Integration

Duplicati

Installation

This section takes you through how to install Duplicati. For more installation instructions, see the documentation for Duplicati here.

1. Go to the download page and download the installer for Duplicati that matches your operating system.

2. Go to your downloads folder and run the downloaded file.

Duplicati installer

The installer will guide you through the installation steps.

Backing up files with Duplicati

1. Navigate to the start menu and open Duplicati.

2. Duplicati runs in the background. Check the system tray. If open, go to http://localhost:8200 in your browser.

Duplicati interface

3. To create a backup, click + Add backup.

Add backup

4. Configure your backup: add backup folder name, description, and preferred encryption algorithm. Encryption is highly recommended.

Configure backup

5. Select S3 Compatible as storage type. Use the custom server URL from your credentials. Fill in StorX Access Credentials.

S3 configuration

6. Click Test Connection. If successful, you'll see a confirmation.

Test connection

7. Select files/folders to back up.

Select files

8. Configure backup schedule and frequency.

Schedule backup

9. Review options and save.

Save backup

10. Return to Home section to see all backup files. Click Run to start backup.

Backup list
Backup running

11. Verify backup in StorX dashboard.

Files in StorX
CyberDuck Integration
CyberDuck Integration

CyberDuck

Cyberduck is an open-source client for FTP and SFTP, WebDAV, and cloud storage, available for macOS and Windows.

Step 1: Installation

Download the latest version of CyberDuck for Windows from the download page.

CyberDuck download

Run the installer and follow the prompts.

CyberDuck installer
Installation complete

Step 2: Get StorX Credentials

StorX login

1. Open CyberDuck and click Open Connection.

CyberDuck open

Select Amazon S3 as connection type and enter your StorX Access Credentials:

  • Server: gateway.storx.io
  • Access Key ID: Your StorX Access Key
  • Secret Access Key: Your StorX Secret Key
CyberDuck configuration

Click Connect. You will see your StorX files in CyberDuck.

Connected to StorX
CloudBerry Explorer Integration
CloudBerry Explorer Integration

What is CloudBerry Explorer?

CloudBerry Explorer provides a user interface for accessing, moving, and managing files across your local and cloud storage. It's a freeware cloud backup solution for Windows, Linux, Mac, Hyper-V, and VMware.

Key Features:

  • File system backup and restore
  • Support for AWS, Microsoft Azure, Backblaze B2, Wasabi, Google Cloud Storage
  • Scheduling and flexible data retention policies
  • Compression and encryption

Downloading CloudBerry Explorer

Visit the MSP360 Free Products page and click the MSP360 FREE BACKUP Download button.

CloudBerry download

Install the application after download.

CloudBerry installer

Once installed, launch CloudBerry Explorer.

CloudBerry launch
CloudBerry interface

Required StorX Credentials:

  • Access Key
  • Secret Key
  • Endpoint: gateway.storx.io

Setting up CloudBerry with StorX

1. Open CloudBerry Explorer.

CloudBerry interface

2. Select source as My Computer and target as S3 Compatible.

Select source and target

3. Click File in the top navigation and select Add Account.

4. Choose S3 Compatible.

Select S3 compatible

5. Enter your StorX Access Credentials:

  • Access Key
  • Secret Key
  • Endpoint: gateway.storx.io
Enter credentials

6. Click Test Connection to verify.

Test connection

You should see a success message:

Connection success

7. Once connected, you can browse your StorX files:

StorX files in CloudBerry

8. You can now:

  • Upload files to StorX
  • Download files from StorX
  • Delete files
  • Transfer files from other sources (Backblaze B2, Wasabi, Google Drive, etc.)

✓ Integration Complete! You have successfully configured CloudBerry Explorer with StorX. Your decentralized storage is now accessible through CloudBerry's intuitive interface.