Does anybody know how I can find out where my Amazon Clouddrive storage is located? I read that there are location in Virginia, Germany and maybe more… But I was wondering how I could find out what location my ACD is located.
Depends on your OS. If your are using Linux, you can use iftop. Just start an rclone copy (or anything else) and open iftop, it shows your connections.
Mine is now ***.eu-west-1.compute.amazonaws.com
So its eu-west.
Mines been fine for my use case of providing a rclone mount to a http server for streaming KODI data. Been on it for 1.5 years.Tried Google and kept getting 24 hour download BANs. ACD is my best/cheapest option right now. YMMV
Just for your information: I am from Germany and opened up my ACD via amazon.de/clouddrive. After some experimenting i found that the settings via the webinterface were in english. So i used iftop and found i was using the US Servers. As i suspect that the EU Servers are probably faster for me, i contacted the amazon service. They offered me to cancel my US ACD and open up a “german” ACD. But they said, they cannot move the files… As i was just playing with it, it was fine for me, but i dont know if you really want to reupload all your 8TB.
Perfomance is fine for me.
I can write more detail if you want but I have a local Linux server with a unionfs that sits on a local FS and a remote ACD encrypt FS. I then have nginx webserver compiled with DAV. I point multiple kodi Android boxes to the https/davs nginx server. They can read and write to it because of the DAV component. Works great.
On the unionfs I keep new content local and age older stuff on ACD so ACD is a superset of what’s on local invade I lose the drive.
so do you guys think it’s worth it moving my files from Us server to EU server? i live in Germany and my files are on a amazon US server. playback is good but far from perfect. i have over 35tb of files and already started moving them but it takes a lot of time. so if there’s no real performance enhancement afterwards i could just stop this process. thanks for your help