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== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
Dernière version du 23 mars 2026 à 15:29

Overview
Nextcloud is a cloud storage platform that allows users to securely store, access, and synchronize files across multiple devices.
Getting Started
- Install Nextcloud on your device or use the web app
- Log in with your lab credentials
- Upload files or folders to your Nextcloud account
- Set sharing permissions as needed
- Sync files across devices
Key Concepts
- File syncing: Automatic updating of files across all devices.
- Sharing: Granting access to files or folders for other users or groups.
- Web interface: Accessing files through a browser without installing software.
- Versioning: Maintaining previous versions of files for safety and recovery.
- Permissions: Controlling which users can view, edit, or share files.
Main Uses
- Upload and share project files with team members
- Synchronize files across desktop, mobile, and web clients
- Access files remotely from anywhere
- Maintain organized and versioned project directories
Why It Matters
- Ensures team members have access to the latest files
- Reduces risk of data loss or duplication
- Facilitates collaboration across multiple devices
- Centralizes project file management
When You Will Use It
- Uploading or downloading lab documents and datasets
- Sharing files with colleagues
- Accessing files while working remotely
- Collaborating on shared documents
Good Practices
- Organize files into clearly named folders
- Set appropriate permissions for sharing
- Regularly back up important files
- Avoid keeping multiple conflicting file versions