Publish: 2020-05-12 | Modify: 2020-05-12
Fast.io can automatically synchronize cloud drive files to Fast.io's cloud and use CloudFlare and Akamai for CDN acceleration. It also provides direct link downloads, similar to programs like Oneindex. However, Fast.io supports multiple cloud drives and does not require self-hosting. You can use it directly after registering.
Fast.io currently supports Google Drive, Box, Dropbox, OneDrive, MediaFile, and Github. The registration link is as follows.
In the Fast.io backend, create a subdomain and select the storage you want to connect to. Here, I created a subdomain "https://xiaoz.imfast.io/" and connected it to my OneDrive.
This will generate a "Fast.io/xiaoz.imfast.io" folder in OneDrive. Simply copy or upload your files to this folder, and they will be automatically synchronized to Fast.io's cloud storage.
Access the provided subdomain by Fast.io, such as https://xiaoz.imfast.io/, and you will be able to see the files in OneDrive, as shown in the following image.
The addresses provided by Fast.io can be directly linked for downloading, which is very convenient. Additionally, Fast.io uses CloudFlare and Akamai for CDN acceleration. When I used a single-threaded browser download, the speed reached 1.5Mb/s, which is quite good.
The free version of Fast.io supports 5 sites, with a maximum file size limit of 500Mb and 100Gb of monthly traffic. The paid version also supports password protection and larger single files. The package prices are shown in the following image.
Compared to programs like Oneindex, Fast.io supports a wider range of cloud drives and does not require self-hosting. However, the free version of Fast.io has limitations on file size and traffic. In summary, choose the option that suits you best.
Using Fast.io allows for convenient direct downloads from cloud drives and can also save blocked cloud drives. Fast.io also allows for setting custom domains and more. Interested students can register and explore further.
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Fast.io official website: https://fast.io/
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