Somewhat related: how reliable are SSHfs and other fuse filesystems on macs and on Linux these days?<p>- On the Mac I&#x27;m worried about using fuse in general. Stability, reliability, Mac OS X being a hostile environment as its not &quot;blessed&quot; by Apple.<p>- On Linux I&#x27;m more worried about the general nature of SSH as the basis for a filesystem. Which also applies to the running it on a Mac.<p>The reason I ask is because theoretically you could spin up a t2 micro with a 1tb EBS volume and forget the whole Dropbox thing, mount it wherever you please, whatever.<p>Obviously there are drawbacks, it&#x27;s not local (fast), it doesn&#x27;t have all the collaboration features of Dropbox, etc. but for relatively cold storage (colder than I need on a local ssd) that I want to access somewhat frequently, SSHfs seems like it could be fine.<p>I&#x27;m not sure how easy it would be to corrupt, etc and I&#x27;m not sure about the two things I mention above. Hoping someone here knows.