Guys, good morning! After much breaking the head. I understand how I will pass my files hosted on the company drive on Gdrive to my Gsuite account.
I shared my Gdrive grazing with 9TB with my Gsuite account.
I mounted both drives with the rclone in a vps and tested the shared folder to a folder in Gsuite and I succeeded.
Some doubts have arisen, I have about 18 thousand files the one of about 9tb they are cryptrografados. Do they say that there is a daily limit to the copy? How would I fix this limit? or would not I need to fix it since I’m copying from one drive to the other? Should I also limit the amount of files copied simultaneously?
Thanks for the suggestion, but as I limit to 700gb daily this is my doubt, because I can not seem to stop the files. Does the rclone have any command to limit this and renitiate afterwards?
If you are using server side, that error means you most likely ran out of upload quota for the day so retrying wouldn’t help until the next period when the quota resets.
Rclone retries 10 times until it fails by default. Once you hit quota though, you could retry 1000 times and it wouldn’t matter since you can’t send anything new.
Why not use your own bandwidth? You’ll copy things much faster. You can rent a vps for 3.99/month or $20/yr and get a 1GB connection with no transfer limit. (vpscheap)
That way you’ll get everything transferred more quickly.
At your current rate, it’ll take 93 days to transfer the whole archive if you use server-side. If you use your own bandwidth, you could do it in 13 days.
You can also just use a google compute to do it. If you’re just coping data between google drives, you’re still in the FREE TIER as long as you use a micro instance. You;'re still stuck to a 750GB upload limit though (much higher than the server-side quota limit)
EDIT: This post is incorrect information. See Animosity022's post below for the correction.
Below this line is my original post, preserved. Thanks for the good catch, @Animosity022
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I would strongly advise against using a Google Compute to do this, unless your budget is okay with it. (Why not spend $3.99 with someone like vpscheap?)
Google Cloud Compute will cost you a decent amount of money if you choose to do so.
Hmm, I searched quite a bit for some docs on that, but couldn’t find anything. Could you link something, or explain how we can be sure that Google Drive to Google Drive, using a GCC’s bandwidth (non-server-side copy) doesn’t count against network egress?
Many thanks to all for the suggestions, but the fact is that my daily quota is in 750gb even copying the server side. My biggest doubt is with the errors, I wonder if after finalization I could resend them.
you can rerun after and it will fix the syncs. If you're uploading more than 750GB a day or 100GB server-side than that is your issue. Also verify you are in fact using your own client_id.