This process is free if you use the initial free credits you get on Google Cloud Platform. Step-by-step guide to migrate data from Dropbox to Google Drive using a Google Cloud VM (a little modification of the Rclone Browser default flags): C:\Users\Principal\Desktop\rclone\rclone.exe copy "Dropbox:%folder%" "Drive:%folder%" -verbose -transfers 16 -checkers 16 -contimeout 60s -timeout 300s -retries 3 -low-level-retries 10 -stats 1s -stats-file-name-length 0 -stats-one-line -ignore-existing -progress -fast-list This is what I'm running right now, along with a batch file. Heard about "dropbox-batch-size" or "drive-chunk-size". I've read about better flags to add to my actual command line, but it's still all new for me and I can't figure out a better way to face the migration.
The problem is I have only a 50Mbps internet, with tons of folders filled with a whole lot of subfolders and small files, and it's taking forever just to move a folder with 17Gb and more than 70,000 files (bandwidth is not being consumed at full, got stuck at 100-400kbps) Hi everyone, I got the task to migrate 1.5Tb from Dropbox to a Google Shared Drive, that one with unlimited size.
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