keeross

Great idea, working on it currently

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Great!

Not sure about this, the goal of this plugin is to sync your media library, not to backup database, sorry.

You will have to do it by yourself, depending on your skills it can be done with rclone directly from the server, or with something like cyberduck from your computer.
In any case you have to keep original WordPress folder structure year/month/file

Yes, I use it on a multisite installation, but you will have to setup plugin on each instance in your network.

Hey!
The plugin uses default wordpress hook and action, it uploads files to Spaces only on metadata processing step, at this moment of time wordpress already generated all the image sizes, wrote them to disk and has all the data about them.
There is two main behavior patterns, plugin uploads files to Spaces and keeps local copy, or uploads to Spaces and deletes a local copy.
Since php is synchronous if it will fail on upload, local copy will persist even if you choose to delete it.
Plugin has a restart upload feature, but it is not very consistent, so for now it is disabled, I plan to release it in a few weeks.

Hello! Sorry for the delay.
Never tried it with buddypress, should try to test

I should look into it, it may take a week or two

It depends on how you configured the plugin, in order to change the links in your WordPress Media Library you have to pass an option to Full URL-path to files, for example if your container in Spaces is named blablabla and is situated in ams, you can use something like https://blablabla.ams3.digitaloceanspaces.com.
If you re talking about old images that have been already inserted in blog posts, you’ll have to replace those links with another plugin, I recommend this one: Better Search Replace.
So if you had old links like “https://mywebsite.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/image.jpg”, you have to replace “https://mywebsite.com/wp-content/uploads” part with your container link. Do not replace any data without doing a full backup of your database.