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rclone

Best performance, ideal for global cloud drives
What it is: The most popular command-line cloud storage tool worldwide, supports sync + mount as local disk. Official Docs: https://rclone.org/docs/ Natively supported drives (no extra setup needed):
  1. Google Drive
  2. OneDrive (global + CenturyLink China)
  3. Dropbox
  4. Aliyun Drive
  5. Amazon S3, Backblaze B2, Wasabi, Cloudflare R2, Tencent COS, and most object storages
  6. WebDAV, FTP, SFTP, etc.
Best for: Users who want maximum speed and mainly use global drives.
Due to container security restrictions, rclone mount (mounting as a local disk) is not supported on GPUhub instances and will fail with permission errors.
Recommended: Use rclone for sync/copy (fully supported and fast): 
# Download data
rclone copy xxxdrive:datasets/my_data ./data --progress

# Upload results
rclone copy ./outputs xxxdrive:results/my_run --progress
Alternative: Serve as WebDAV (access like a network drive): 
rclone serve webdav xxxgdrive: --addr 0.0.0.0:8080 --vfs-cache-mode writes

# Then open http://your-instance-ip:8080 in JupyterLab or browser.
For most training tasks, automated copy/sync works best.

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Alist

Easiest to use, perfect for Chinese drives or Netdisk etc.
What it is: Web-based cloud drive aggregator with a beautiful dashboard and one-click mounting. Official Docs: https://alist.nn.ci Supported drives (especially strong with Chinese closed-source drives):
  1. Quark Drive
  2. Aliyun Drive
  3. Baidu Netdisk
  4. 115 Cloud
  5. Tianyi Cloud
  6. Xunlei Cloud
  7. Lanzou Cloud
  8. Plus everything rclone supports
Best for: Users who mainly use Quark, Baidu, 115, Tianyi, or want a single web UI to manage all drives.