OneDrive Peer-to-Peer / Mesh Sync
From an architectural point of view, I really see OneDrive on top of a P2P foundation (BitTorrent Sync, Live Mesh, ....).
This will bring an answer to so many requests in this channel, like Syncing over LAN, or differential/delta Syncing, ....
This would also provide a foundation for managing very large files and a potential integration with Azure Backup / Disaster Recevory services.
A real eco-system of services could be built on top of that.
It is also perfectly compatible with the idea of P2P + Cloud where the OneDrive storage as we know today is a node among others.
Olivier Hault
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Niklas Blomdalen
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Yes, this should have been implemented years ago.
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Rinat t
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yes (y)
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M Fota
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Hi All, MS Support team!
this is really important for companies with high amount of data activity, currently Dropbox support this feature but it's total nonsense to integrate it with Office365 while I already have OneDrive, It would be really amazing to have peer-to-peer synchronization at least after the changes reflected online then the clients from the same tenant will be recognized to be peers for the new data with the cloud copy, thanks a lot!
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Anonymous
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zou gezeldig wijn8
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Ben
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This has to be the biggest reason I have used other services over OneDrive. I would switch completely in a heartbeat for this!!
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Anonymous
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Peer-to-Peer with a Tablet and Files on Demand function would be a great idea
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Ant
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The old MS Mesh sync was awesome. OneDrive should have this build in so all my computers in my house don't all pull down from the cloud and kill my bandwidth.
Every time I rebuild a computer I got to pull down 60GB from the cloud, this is very stupid, wouldn't be to bad if I could do a ROBOCOPY from one local machine to another to get my OneDrive up to date (manual sync over LAN), but this is not supported by MS.
