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I used syncthing[1] for that althought use case is a bit different - syncthing is mostly to sync the data between many devices (p2p) without option to have partial sync on a directory; you can have more than one synced directories but "one big directory" will be "one big directory" on every machine.
So I have my phone pics synced to my NAS and PC, my blog's markdown files between server and my computers, another dir for some music etc. There is also option for simple versioning in case you need to dig out the old files but it's not integrated with OS as it is "just a directory".
Disadvantages is that you need at least one other device running to sync as it is P2P (with some community-ran server to forward if you're NATed out of sight) but other than that, literally zero problems.
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Filestash
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I've made one such frontend for not only backblaze but also Nextcloud (via webdav), and pretty much any other protocol you could think off. It's all open source: https://github.com/mickael-kerjean/filestash
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Intel J4105 (Futro S740), running off SSDs. Here are a few user measurements [0], technically in German, but it’s mostly names.
But yeah, with 4 HDDs you will use a lot of power, that is to be expected, HDDs are power hungry.
[0]: https://github.com/R3NE07/Futro-S740/blob/main/power_consump...
