Setup for family with backups

[Cookie]

Hi!

I have wanted to create a "google drive" for my family for a long time. We all live in separate homes.
Have I understood correctly that I could (in the future) do this:

1. Run HexOs on a server in my home, add a user for each family member
2. Exopose HexOs to the public internet so me, and my family can all login with our own credentials
3. Buy a second license and server that runs in one of my family members home
4. Use "buddy backup" to replicate my server there, so if my home burns down the data is not lost

My family members rely on me as their IT guy, and they do not want to have a "own instance" of the HexOS. Is the setup I have described possible, and is it overkill to have a second licence in this case? 
This is the only "easy to setup" solution I have thought of so far.

[BlueAsphalt]

Just now, Cookie said:

Hi!

I have wanted to create a "google drive" for my family for a long time. We all live in separate homes.
Have I understood correctly that I could (in the future) do this:

1. Run HexOs on a server in my home, add a user for each family member
2. Exopose HexOs to the public internet so me, and my family can all login with our own credentials
3. Buy a second license and server that runs in one of my family members home
4. Use "buddy backup" to replicate my server there, so if my home burns down the data is not lost

My family members rely on me as their IT guy, and they do not want to have a "own instance" of the HexOS. Is the setup I have described possible, and is it overkill to have a second licence in this case? 
This is the only "easy to setup" solution I have thought of so far.

that's what i understand as well. The ltt vid said they'll have reverse proxy setups with domains in future

[arvinpw]

That is exactly what i'm hoping for..

Creating my own "gdrive/onedrive/dropbox" with ease of use. Really hoping HexOS implementing that real soon.

[Magnus]

Hi there! You would not want or need to expose your server public to the internet, but yes, we want to make this a reality by leveraging buddy backups.