Enter your access-key and secret access-key. Select 'Wasabi' from the Cloud service drop down selections. Click on "Create a File Cloud Gateway" to add Wasabi storage.ģ. Click on the HybridMount app icon on your QNAP NAS Dashboard to initialize the application.Ģ. In our testing we have used version of the HybridMount application.ġ. A NAS with limited capacity can mount cloud storage to expand NAS storage capacity. HybridMount is used to integrate NAS with cloud services by and enables low-latency access to the cloud with local caching. Wasabi is certified for use with QNAP's HybridMount application. Now, you can go ahead and login to your Wasabi account and confirm the data is stored in the respective destination bucket. Once it completes, you should see the QNAP NAS report it appropriately.ġ5. At this point the backup job should be running, as shown below. Confirm the backup job settings and hit Create.ġ4. Select any advanced settings as per your requirement or click Next.ġ3. Set a scheduling job if needed, or run backup now.ġ2. Confirm the settings on this screen below, and hit Next.ġ1. Select the destination folder and then click Add (A folder within the bucket has to be selected/created in order for the QNAP device to add the job).ġ0. Select the destination folder within the bucket if applicable or add a new folder as shown below. If you decide to create a new bucket (by clicking + New Bucket) you will get the option to name the bucket and select appropriate region.ĩ. You can then select one of the existing buckets using the drop down box, as the destination or create a new one. The previous step will trigger displaying the Wasabi account as an option. Filter the destination storage space by typing 'wasabi' and then clicking on the Wasabi option.Ĩ. Select the source folders that you would like to backup, and then hit Next.ħ. Click on the Backup and Restore option on the left bar, and then click on Backup now as shown below.Ħ. Now, we need to create a backup job to send a backup of the data on the QNAP NAS to Wasabi. If the credentials are correct you should see Wasabi pop up as one of the Storage Spaces, as displayed below.ĥ. Once done, click Create.Ĥ. Once done, click Create. Now, enter the Wasabi URL along with your credentials (access and secret-access key) here as shown in the example below. Filter the options by typing 'wasabi' and then select Wasabi.ģ. Within the HBS 3 app, click on 'Storage Spaces' and then 'Create' to add Wasabi as a Storage destination.Ģ. In our testing we have used version 23 of the HBS3 application.ġ. HBS3 is a NAS backup solution with data deduplication features that also backs up NAS data to cloud storage. Wasabi is certified for use with QNAP's Hybrid Backup Sync (HBS3) solution.
Click on each application listed below, to review the steps to set them up with Wasabi. These applications work in conjunction with the QNAP NAS device to provide backup, remote mount, and extended storage capacity towards Wasabi. More information on how Wasabi works with QNAP applications can be found here. Wasabi is validated for use with multiple QNAP applications.
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